A string of length L stretched and is subjected to a tension of T. The thickness...
A string of length L stretched and is subjected to a tension of T. The thickness of the string is not uniform, and therefore, its linear density varies according to: µ = µo + k x, where x is distance from the left side of the string, µo and k are constants. (µo is in units of kg/m, and k in units of kg/m-2). Determine how long does it take for a wave to travel from one end to the other end of the string.
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find total mass .
Then find mass /length for the whole string.
Use the formula of speed for a wave and put all the required value.
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