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A wave of form: y(x,t)= (0.035 m) cos[(160 s-1)t +(5 m-1) x] travels dowm a string with a density of 8.5x10-3kg/m. What is the tensionof the string?

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Chapter17: Sound

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A wave of form: y(x,t)= (0.035 m) cos[(160 s^-1)t +(5 m^-1) x] travels dowm a string with a density of 8.5x10^-3kg/m. What is the tensionof the string?

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