A 50.0-cm-long string vibrates under a tension of 1.00 N. The figure shows five successive strobe images of the string. The lamp produces 5000 flashes per minute and observations reveal that he maximum displacement occurred in flashes 1 and 5, without other intermediate maximums. a) Calculate the wavelength, period, and frequency of the waves traveling on this string. b) In what normal (harmonic) mode is the string vibrating? And what is the speed of the waves traveling on the rope? c) Calculate the mass of the rope

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Stretched string

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