Two children are sending signals along a nylon cord tied between tin cans 36 mm apart. Part A How long does it take the longitudinal vibrations in the string to go from one child to the other? Nylon has density ρ=1.15×103kg/m3�=1.15×103kg/m3.

Two children are sending signals along a nylon cord tied between tin cans 36 mm apart. Part A How long does it take the longitudinal vibrations in the string to go from one child to the other? Nylon has density ρ=1.15×103kg/m3�=1.15×103kg/m3.

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Chapter14: Superposition And Standing Waves

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How long does it take the longitudinal vibrations in the string to go from one child to the other? Nylon has density ρ=1.15×103kg/m3�=1.15×103kg/m3.

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