Revien• Part BLearning GoalWaves on a Sting - CalculationsA brother and sister try to communicate with a string tied between two tin careCalculate the speed of the wave for a tersion of 22N.Keep 2 digits after the decimal point, in mislension = 22N Vm/SubmitReovest AnerThe string is 8.1m long, has a mass of o 044 kg and is pulied taut with aterision of 18 N• Part CNote in the speed formula v /FT.theje is calcated as total mass of the string in kg/total lengh of the string in metersCalculate the time of travel for a tension of 22 NKeep 3 digits ater the decimal point, in secondsSubmitBeavest AnwrPart DCalculate the time of travel for a tension of 32 N.Keep 3 digits after the decimal point, in secondsbrsNew tesion, tSubmitRequest Answer

Given Length of the string 8.1 m Mass of the string = 0.044 m To find out Speed of the wave for T=…

Part B Learning Goal Waves on a Sing - Calculations A brother and sister try to communicate with a string tied betesen two tin cans Calculate the speed of the wave kor a tension of 22N. Keep 2 digts aher the decimal point, in mi tension = 22N v- m/ Submit Reoest Aner The string is -81m long. has a mass of o 044 kg and is puled taut with a terision of 16 N. Part C Note in the speed formula v/Fl. the is calcated as total mass of the string in kg/total lengh of the string in meters Calculate the ime of vavei tora nsion of 2N. Keep 3 digits ater the decimal point, in seconds

Part B Learning Goal Waves on a Sing - Calculations A brother and sister try to communicate with a string tied betesen two tin cans Calculate the speed of the wave kor a tension of 22N. Keep 2 digts aher the decimal point, in mi tension = 22N v- m/ Submit Reoest Aner The string is -81m long. has a mass of o 044 kg and is puled taut with a terision of 16 N. Part C Note in the speed formula v/Fl. the is calcated as total mass of the string in kg/total lengh of the string in meters Calculate the ime of vavei tora nsion of 2N. Keep 3 digits ater the decimal point, in seconds

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781305116399

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter17: Sound Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.27P: A train sounds its horn as it approaches an intersection. The horn can just be heard at a level of...

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