What mass in grams is needed to vibrate the string (linear mass density is 0.015 glcm) and produce a standing wave shown in the picture below? The bequency of the voratr s100 Hz and the length of the string is 50 cm. [Enter only the numerical value and must be a whole number)vibratorpulley,mass

Linear mass density of string, μ = 0.015 g/cm Length of the string, L = 50 cm Frequency produced, f…

What mass in grams is needed to vibrate the string (linear mass density is 0.015 glam) and produce a standing wave shown in the picture beiow? The bequency of the vibrts 100 Hz and the length of the string is 50 cm. [Enter only the numerical value and must be a whole number vibrator pulley, mass

What mass in grams is needed to vibrate the string (linear mass density is 0.015 glam) and produce a standing wave shown in the picture beiow? The bequency of the vibrts 100 Hz and the length of the string is 50 cm. [Enter only the numerical value and must be a whole number vibrator pulley, mass

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pulley,
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