Calculate Tension in String for Frequency of 120Hz

[thereddevils]

Homework Statement

One end of a string of mass 1.45 g and length 50.0 cm is attached to a frequency generator and the other end to a weight holder which hangs over a fixed pulley . The part of the string between the generator and the pulley is horizontal . THe string is set to vibrate . Several weights are added until a fundamental frequency of 120 Hz is achieved . Calculate the tension in the string when the fundamental frequency is achieved .

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

f=v/2L

120=v/(2 x0.05)

v=120 m/s

not really sure whether this is even an attempt . I do not know how to link the v i got here to tension in the string .

 

[rl.bhat]

Try to find the relation between tension, mass per unit length and the velocity of the wave in the stretched string.

 

[thereddevils]

Try to find the relation between tension, mass per unit length and the velocity of the wave in the stretched string.

i am not sure how to relate them since the unit of tension is kgm/s^2 , mass per unit length is kg/m and velocity , m/s

how can i combine m/s and kg/m to get kgm/s^2 ?

 

[rl.bhat]

i am not sure how to relate them since the unit of tension is kgm/s^2 , mass per unit length is kg/m and velocity , m/s

how can i combine m/s and kg/m to get kgm/s^2 ?

What is the value of
$$\sqrt{\frac{kgm/s^2}{kg/m} = ?}$$