- A simple harmonic oscillator with an amplitude of 4mm and a frequency of ƒ = 450Hz generates a sinsoidal wave along a string with a linear density of 15×10°kg / m and under a tension of 225N. What is the average power transmitted by this wave?

- A simple harmonic oscillator with an amplitude of 4mm and a frequency of ƒ = 450Hz generates a sinsoidal wave along a string with a linear density of 15×10°kg / m and under a tension of 225N. What is the average power transmitted by this wave?

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3. A simple harmonic oscillator with an amplitude of 4mm and a
frequency of ƒ = 450HZ generates a sinsoidal wave along a string
with a linear density of 15x10 kg/ m and under a tension of
225N. What is the average power transmitted by this wave?

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