Energy is transmitted at rate P₁ by a wave of frequency f₁ on a string under tension T₁. (a) What is the ratio of the new energytransmission rate P2 to P₁ if the tension is increased to 6.0T₁ and (b) if, instead, the frequency is decreased to f₂ = 0.46f₁?(a) Number 2.45(b) Number i 0.46Units No unitsUnitsNo units

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Energy is transmitted at rate P₁ by a wave of frequency f₁ on a string under tension T₁. (a) What is the ratio of the new energ transmission rate P₂ to P₁ if the tension is increased to 6.0T₁ and (b) if, instead, the frequency is decreased to f2 = 0.46f₁? (a) Number 2.45 (b) Number i 0.46 Units No units Units No units

Energy is transmitted at rate P₁ by a wave of frequency f₁ on a string under tension T₁. (a) What is the ratio of the new energ transmission rate P₂ to P₁ if the tension is increased to 6.0T₁ and (b) if, instead, the frequency is decreased to f2 = 0.46f₁? (a) Number 2.45 (b) Number i 0.46 Units No units Units No units

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Chapter16: Waves

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