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Here is my question (2 parts)
a) Draw the standing wave that occurs if the string
tension is quadrupled while the frequency is held
constant.
im not sure how these are related, any equation?
b) Suppose the tension is doubled while the
frequency shaking the string is held constant. Will there be a standing wave? If so how many antinodes will it have?
I know an antinode is an area of maximum amplitude, but not sure if there will be a standing wave, how do i determine this.
thanks.
Here is my question (2 parts)
a) Draw the standing wave that occurs if the string
tension is quadrupled while the frequency is held
constant.
im not sure how these are related, any equation?
b) Suppose the tension is doubled while the
frequency shaking the string is held constant. Will there be a standing wave? If so how many antinodes will it have?
I know an antinode is an area of maximum amplitude, but not sure if there will be a standing wave, how do i determine this.
thanks.
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