a girl oscillating the end of a rope creates waves while travel along the rope at...
a girl oscillating the end of a rope creates waves while travel along the rope at a fixed speed towards the right. She oscillates the rope twice each second. She watches each wave she makes travel the 4 meter long rope in one second. How long is the wavelength of the wave she is producing?
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SOLUTION :
In 1 sec. she competes 2 swings.
In 1 sec. wave travels 4 m
So, wave length = 4 / 2 = 2 m (ANSWER).
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