10 N0.5 NA traveling wave on a taut string witha tension force T is given by the wavefunction: y(x,t) = 0.1sin(4x+100t), wherex and y are in meters and t isint seconds.The linear mass density of the string is u = 0.1 Kg/m. If the tension is reduced by afactor of two, while keeping the same amplitude, same frequency, and doublingthe linear mass density, then the new power of the wave, isO 250 WO 1000 W2000 W500 W125 WPage 2 of 2 O 0.019 kgA mass-spring system oscillates on a frictionless horizontal surface in simpleharmonic motion with an amplitude A = 0.2 m. At what position (x = ?) would the%3D%3Dkinetic energy of the system be equal to three times its elastic potential energy(K = 3U)?%3DO At x = +0.025 mO At x = +0.1 mO At x = ±0.05 mAt x = +0.04 mO At x = t0.08 mby the wave

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Given: The amplitude is A=0.16 m. According to question. K=3U12kA2-x2=312kx2A2-x2=3x24x2=A2x=±A2

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A mass-spring system oscillates on a frictionless horizontal surface in simple harmonic motion with an amplitude A = 0.2 m. At what position (x = ?) would the kinetic energy of the system be equal to three times its elastic potential energy (K = 3U)? %3D At x = +0.025 m

A mass-spring system oscillates on a frictionless horizontal surface in simple harmonic motion with an amplitude A = 0.2 m. At what position (x = ?) would the kinetic energy of the system be equal to three times its elastic potential energy (K = 3U)? %3D At x = +0.025 m

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