An aluminum wire is connected to a steel wire shown below. The aluminum wire has a length of 0.6m and a cross sectional area of 10-6m2 and density of 2600kg/m3 . The steel wire has a density of 7800kg/m3 and a cross sectional area of 10-6m2 and a length of 0.866m from where it joins the aluminum wire to the pulley (which acts like a clamp). The tension is the wire is due to the hanging mass, 10kg. a) What is the lowest frequency that creates a standing wave where one of the nodes is where the aluminum wire joins the steel wire? b) How many nodes are there total?
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An aluminum wire is connected to a steel wire shown below. The aluminum wire has a length of 0.6m and a cross sectional area of 10-6m2 and density of 2600kg/m3 . The steel wire has a density of 7800kg/m3 and a cross sectional area of 10-6m2 and a length of 0.866m from where it joins the aluminum wire to the pulley (which acts like a clamp). The tension is the wire is due to the hanging mass, 10kg. a) What is the lowest frequency that creates a standing wave where one of the nodes is where the aluminum wire joins the steel wire? b) How many nodes are there total?
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