19. In the schematic below, the tension in the string is maintained by a block of mass m from one end. When the string is plucked vertically, a transverse wave pulse moves through the string. Which of the following statements must be true? 5.00 m 1.00 m 2.00 kg a. The tension on both sides of the pulley must be the same. b. If the mass of the block is quadrupled, then the speed of wave pulse is doubled. c. If the length of the 1.00 meter portion of the string is increased, then the wave speed will increase. d. If the length of the 5.00 meter portion of the string is decreased, then the wave speed will decrease. e. The speed of the transverse wave pulse does not depend upon how hard the string was plucked. ionless at a distance h, above the top of rest.

19. In the schematic below, the tension in the string is maintained by a block of mass m from one end. When the string is plucked vertically, a transverse wave pulse moves through the string. Which of the following statements must be true? 5.00 m 1.00 m 2.00 kg a. The tension on both sides of the pulley must be the same. b. If the mass of the block is quadrupled, then the speed of wave pulse is doubled. c. If the length of the 1.00 meter portion of the string is increased, then the wave speed will increase. d. If the length of the 5.00 meter portion of the string is decreased, then the wave speed will decrease. e. The speed of the transverse wave pulse does not depend upon how hard the string was plucked. ionless at a distance h, above the top of rest.

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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