A string of linear mass density 4.9 x 10 kg/m is stretched by a 441N tension force, and fixed at both ends. For a standing wave pattern oscillating at 150 Hz on the string, the smallest Node-Antinode distance is:

A string of linear mass density 4.9 x 10 kg/m is stretched by a 441N tension force, and fixed at both ends. For a standing wave pattern oscillating at 150 Hz on the string, the smallest Node-Antinode distance is:

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