Question #234943

A plastic float is attached to a fishing rope and describes 11 complete oscillations every 8 seconds. What is the wavelength if a single wave takes 4.21 seconds to travel a distance of 12 m?



 A rope of 3.2 m is being applied with a tensile force of 180 N and maintains a transverse wave speed of 190 m/s. Which mass does the rope have?



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Expert's answer
2021-09-09T10:50:52-0400

1. The  wavelength

λ=vT=(12m/4.21s)(8s/11)=2.07m\lambda=v*T\\ =(12\:\rm m/4.21\: s)*(8\:\rm s/11)=2.07\:\rm m

2. The speed of the wave

v=Tl/mv=\sqrt{Tl/m}

So, the mass of the rope

m=Tl/v2=180N3.2m/(190m/s)2=0.016kg=16gm=Tl/v^2\\ =180\:\rm N*3.2\: m/(190\:\rm m/s)^2=0.016\:\rm kg=16\: g


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