THE FIGURE SHOWS A 1KG HOMOGENEOUS STRING HOLDING A 15.0KG BLOCK. WHEN HITTING THE TUNING FORK, IT VIBRATES AT A FREQUENCY OF 50HZ. DETERMINE THE WAVELENGTH (A) OF THE ORIGINATING TRANSVERSE WAVE. 4 m K 1 m m

THE FIGURE SHOWS A 1KG HOMOGENEOUS STRING HOLDING A 15.0KG BLOCK. WHEN HITTING THE TUNING FORK, IT VIBRATES AT A FREQUENCY OF 50HZ. DETERMINE THE WAVELENGTH (A) OF THE ORIGINATING TRANSVERSE WAVE. 4 m K 1 m m

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THE FIGURE SHOWS A 1KG HOMOGENEOUS
STRING HOLDING A 15.0KG BLOCK. WHEN
HITTING THE TUNING FORK, IT VIBRATES AT A
FREQUENCY OF 5OHZ. DETERMINE THE
WAVELENGTH (A) OF THE ORIGINATING
TRANSVERSE WAVE.
4 m
K
to
1 m

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