1. Two strings are attached between two poles seperated by a distance of 2.00 m as shown below. Bothare under the same tension of 400 N. String 1 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0024 kg/m andString 2 has a linear mass density of u, = 0.0034 kg/m. Transverse wave pulses are simulataneouslygenerated at opposite ends of the string.VwsVwza) What is the speeed of each pulse?m/sV1 =m/sV2 =b) How much time passes before the pulses pass one another?t=

Given: d=2.0 mT=400Nμ1=0.0024 kg/mμ2=0.0034 kg/m

. Two strings are attached between two poles seperated by a distance of 2.00 m as shown below. Both are under the same tension of 400 N. String 1 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0024 kg/m and String 2 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0034 kg/m. Transverse wave pulses are simulataneously generated at opposite ends of the string. Vw1 Vw2 a) What is the speeed of each pulse? V, = V m/s V2 = V m/s b) How much time passes before the pulses pass one another?

. Two strings are attached between two poles seperated by a distance of 2.00 m as shown below. Both are under the same tension of 400 N. String 1 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0024 kg/m and String 2 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0034 kg/m. Transverse wave pulses are simulataneously generated at opposite ends of the string. Vw1 Vw2 a) What is the speeed of each pulse? V, = V m/s V2 = V m/s b) How much time passes before the pulses pass one another?

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1. Two strings are attached between two poles seperated by a distance of 2.00 m as shown below. Both
are under the same tension of 400 N. String 1 has a linear mass density of µ, = 0.0024 kg/m and
String 2 has a linear mass density of u, = 0.0034 kg/m. Transverse wave pulses are simulataneously
generated at opposite ends of the string.
Vws
Vwz
a) What is the speeed of each pulse?
m/s
V1 =
m/s
V2 =
b) How much time passes before the pulses pass one another?
t=

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