Are My Test Review Answers Correct?

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The discussion revolves around a user's request for validation of their answers to a test review involving physics problems. The user initially provided incorrect calculations due to improper unit conversions, specifically failing to convert grams to kilograms for mass in velocity equations. After correcting these conversions, the user reported a new velocity of 673 m/s for problem #3, significantly higher than the initial 22 m/s. The user seeks confirmation on the accuracy of their revised answers for problems 2 and 3, which include values for amplitude, time, velocity, wavelength, and frequencies.

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Hey hows everyone doing, this is the first time I am posting HW.
I need help with 4 problems which are from my test review.
Attached are scan images of the test review sheet with solved answers.
I need to know if I have done this right. Thanks.

Homework Statement



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Homework Equations



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The Attempt at a Solution



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Youll have to fix the links. When you see the image, just right click and save on desktop to preview in small version, because the image is big. Thanks.

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thanks for fix the links..

Someone please check over my work.
I did notice for question numbers 2 and 3, i forgot to convert the grams to kilograms.
Once I go home from work, will sovle them with the converted numbers.
 
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On problem #3 you need to convert the mass to kilograms when calculating the mass-per-unit-length in the velocity equation.

Your numbers will turn out more reasonable. 22 m/s on a short string seems a bit much :p
 
kalery said:
On problem #3 you need to convert the mass to kilograms when calculating the mass-per-unit-length in the velocity equation.

Your numbers will turn out more reasonable. 22 m/s on a short string seems a bit much :p

I just did that and what i got for velocity was 673 m/s.. this is way more than the previous answer of 22 m/s.

After converting the grams to kilograms.. this is what i got for problem #'s 2 and 3.
2) A = 0.146 m
t = 0.160 s

3) v = 673 m/s
wavelgenth = 3.00 m
f1 = 224 hz
f3 = 673 hz

Did I do the rest correctly?
 
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I just redid problems 2 and 3 with the correct conversions.

You will have to fix the links, it won't let me because I don't have 15 posts.

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Can anyone please check over my work.. I need to know if what I studied is right.
I will greatly appreciate it.
 

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