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7. A bungee cord of mass m and length Lis stretched to a length of 5L/4 and then vibrated at a frequencyf, producing a standing wave with four antinodes. A. (5 points) Include a diagram showing the original cord, the stretched cord and the standing wave B. (20 points) What is the spring constant of the cord?
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