weight W of 0.0041 N (see Figure). Plucking the string causes a wave to travel upward along the string. The waves equation is y(x,t) = (5.0mm)cos(223 rad/m x 3623 rad/s t). With what speed does the disturbance travel along the string?(PUHQ1931) a) 08.62 m/s b) O10.8 m/s c) 032.5 m/s d) 16.2 m/s

weight W of 0.0041 N (see Figure). Plucking the string causes a wave to travel upward along the string. The waves equation is y(x,t) = (5.0mm)cos(223 rad/m x 3623 rad/s t). With what speed does the disturbance travel along the string?(PUHQ1931) a) 08.62 m/s b) O10.8 m/s c) 032.5 m/s d) 16.2 m/s

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weight W of 0.0041 N (see Figure). Plucking the string causes a wave to travel upward along the string. The waves equation is y(x,t) =
(5.0mm)cos(223 rad/m x ? 3623 rad/s t). With what speed does the disturbance travel along the string?(PUHQ1931)
a) 08.62 m/s
b) O10.8 m/s
c) 032.5 m/s
d) 16.2 m/s

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