A rubber band of mass 0.3167 g is stretched between two fingers. The overall stretched length of the band is 20.33 cm. One side of the band is plucked, setting up a vibration in 9.613 cm of the band's stretched length. The lowest frequency of vibration that can be set up on this part of the rubber band is 239.1 Hz. What is the tension in each side of the rubber band? Assume that the band stretches uniformly. N

A rubber band of mass 0.3167 g is stretched between two fingers. The overall stretched length of the band is 20.33 cm. One side of the band is plucked, setting up a vibration in 9.613 cm of the band's stretched length. The lowest frequency of vibration that can be set up on this part of the rubber band is 239.1 Hz. What is the tension in each side of the rubber band? Assume that the band stretches uniformly. N

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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