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    Feb 10, 2010, 01:18 PM
    Determine the wire's tension
    A harmoni wave in a wire has amplitude 6.32mm, wavelength 2.99m, and frequency 157Hz. The wire has linear mass density of 11 g/m. Determine the wire's tension.
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    Feb 16, 2010, 02:55 AM

    Find the wave speed.

    You have already been given the mass-per-unit length, so it shouldn't be hard to plug this and your wavespeed into an equation to find the tension in the wire.

    Your 3 first values should be used to find the wave speed.

    Need any more help just ask and I'll give you an equation to use.
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