Finding the path of an oscillating string

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Homework Statement
The amplitude of the undamped oscillation of the point of the string is 1 mm, and the frequency is 1 kHz. What path will pass a point of 0.2 minutes?
Relevant Equations
V=f x lamda
Problem Statement: The amplitude of the undamped oscillation of the point of the string is 1 mm, and the frequency is 1 kHz. What path will pass a point of 0.2 minutes?
Relevant Equations: V=f x lamda

I don't understand the question. Please help
 
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The wording of the problem makes no sense at all. For one thing "pass a point of 0.2 minutes" is nonsense. "0.2 minutes" is not a point. Do you have the EXACT wording of the problem? Is this being translated into English from another language?
 
phinds said:
The wording of the problem makes no sense at all. For one thing "pass a point of 0.2 minutes" is nonsense. "0.2 minutes" is not a point. Do you have the EXACT wording of the problem? Is this being translated into English from another language?
I agree
A student of mine who went to Ukraine asked me this
I'll ask him ok
Thank you very much