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Constants 1odic Table A uniform rope of length L and negligible stiffness hangs from a solid fixture in the ceiling (Figure 1). Part A The free lower end of the rope is struck sharply at time t = 0. What is the time t it takes the resulting wave on the rope to travel to the ceiling, be reflected, and return to the lower end of the rope? Express your answer in terms of L and constants such as g (the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity), 7, etc. • View Available Hint(s) Figure 1 of 1 t = Submit Provide Feedback Next > L

Constants 1odic Table A uniform rope of length L and negligible stiffness hangs from a solid fixture in the ceiling (Figure 1). Part A The free lower end of the rope is struck sharply at time t = 0. What is the time t it takes the resulting wave on the rope to travel to the ceiling, be reflected, and return to the lower end of the rope? Express your answer in terms of L and constants such as g (the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity), 7, etc. • View Available Hint(s) Figure 1 of 1 t = Submit Provide Feedback Next > L

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