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Transcribed Image Text:A semi-infinite string is located initially (at time t = 0) along the positive X-axis, 0 < x < ∞ . The
string is looped around a vertical support at the 'far end', corresponding to x→ ∞, which exerts no
0, the tape is
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vertical force on the tape: limu(x, t) = 0. At the near end, corresponding to x =
х→00 дх
tethered to a support, which fixes its position. The initial velocity is zero throughout the tape, i.e., at
ди
t = 0, = 0.
at
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The displacement u(x, t) of the string obeys the wave equation
A t, where c is a
given positive constant with units m s´¹, and A is a given positive constant with units m s ³. Solve the
PDE analytically for the displacement of the tape at any location at any time t > 0.
²u
at²
C²
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