4. Consider the following arrangement - String 1 String 2 consisting of two pulleys, two strings (String 1, String 2) and a mass, M. String 1 has a linear density of 4 gm/m and String 2 has a linear density of 6 gm/m. The hanging block of mass M = 0.5 kg provides the Knot tension in the strings. In this problem, ignore the mass of the strings when finding the tension in the strings (but do not ignore their mass when calculating the speed of ngs). Also M waves on the ume all the pulleys are massless and frictionless. A. I What is the tension in String 1? And in String 2? В. | What is the speed of waves on String 1? And on String 2?

4. Consider the following arrangement - String 1 String 2 consisting of two pulleys, two strings (String 1, String 2) and a mass, M. String 1 has a linear density of 4 gm/m and String 2 has a linear density of 6 gm/m. The hanging block of mass M = 0.5 kg provides the Knot tension in the strings. In this problem, ignore the mass of the strings when finding the tension in the strings (but do not ignore their mass when calculating the speed of ngs). Also M waves on the ume all the pulleys are massless and frictionless. A. I What is the tension in String 1? And in String 2? В. | What is the speed of waves on String 1? And on String 2?

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4. Consider
the following arrangement
-String 1
String 2
consisting of two pulleys, two strings
(String 1, String 2) and a mass, M. String 1
has a linear density of 4 gm/m and String 2
has a linear density of 6 gm/m. The hanging
block of mass M =
0.5 kg provides the
Knot
tension in the strings. In this problem,
ignore the mass of the strings when finding
the tension in the strings (but do not ignore
their mass when calculating the speed of
ngs). Also
M
waves on the
ume all the pulleys are massless and frictionless.
A. I
What is the tension in String 1? And in String 2?
В. |
What is the speed of waves on String 1? And on String 2?

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