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Using the formula v=sqrt [F_T/m/L] and the tension values you just calculated, determine the ratio v1/v2. Assume the linear mass density (m/L) is the same for both cases. F_T1= 2.7636 N F_T2= 1.568 N

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Using the formula v=sqrt [F_T/m/L] and the tension values you just calculated, determine the ratio v1/v2. Assume the linear mass density (m/L) is the same for both cases.

F_T1= 2.7636 N

F_T2= 1.568 N

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