Please help me with this problem
given
mue = 1.66 g/m = 0.00166 kg/m
let L is the length of the string.
in second harmonic,
f = 2*v/(2*L)
f = 2*sqrt(T/mue)/(2*L)
f*L = sqrt(m*g/mue)
f^2*L^2 = m*g/mue
200^2*L^2 = 1.23*g/0.00166
L^2/g = 1.23/(0.00166*200^2
L^2/g = 0.018524 --------------(1)
Time period of oscillations, T = 318/200
= 1.59 s
we know, T = 2*pi*sqrt(L/g)
T^2 = 4*pi^2*L/g
==> L/g = T^2/(4*pi^2)
= 1.59/(4*pi^2)
= 0.040275
substitude above value in equation 1
L*(L/g) = 0.018524
L*0.040275 = 0.018524
==> L = 0.460 m
L/g = 0.40275
==> g = L/0.040275
= 0.46/0.040275
= 11.4 m/s^2 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<----------------------------Answer
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