A wire hangs vertically from a ceiling with a mass of 10kg attached to it's lower end. The wire is 0.50m long and weighs 25g. a) calculate the wave velocity along the wire and the wavelength and frequency of the fundamental mode of vibration. b) if the maximum transverse displacement of the wire in fundamental mode of vibration is 3.0 cm, calculate the largest values of velocity and acceleration that a particle of the wire can have

A wire hangs vertically from a ceiling with a mass of 10kg attached to it's lower end. The wire is 0.50m long and weighs 25g. a) calculate the wave velocity along the wire and the wavelength and frequency of the fundamental mode of vibration. b) if the maximum transverse displacement of the wire in fundamental mode of vibration is 3.0 cm, calculate the largest values of velocity and acceleration that a particle of the wire can have

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