the disturbance for it takes0.45s A 12-m rope is pulled tight with a tension of 92 N. When one end of the rope is given a "thunk" to propagate to the other end. What is the mass of the ropei? F=92 N 12 m

the disturbance for it takes0.45s A 12-m rope is pulled tight with a tension of 92 N. When one end of the rope is given a "thunk" to propagate to the other end. What is the mass of the ropei? F=92 N 12 m

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A 12-m rope is pulled tight with a tension of 92 N. When one end of the rope is given a "thunk"
to propagate to the other end. What is the mass of the ropei?
F=92 N
12 m

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