In this experiment, we measured the linear mass density of the string, μ. We could calculate the mass ofthe string using m=μL. Then how could you experimentally determine the mass of the string using the2slope of the T v. (-plot?It would be equal to the slope divided by 2LOb. It would be equal to the slope divided by 4LO C.$It would be equal to the slope of the T v. (-plot (where T is the tension and f is the frequencyof vibration)d. It would be equal to the slope of the plot divided by L, the length of the stringClick Save and Submit to save and submit Click Save All Answers to save all answers

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In this experiment, we measured the linear mass density of the string, μ. We could calculate the mass of the string using m= μL. Then how could you experimentally determine the mass of the string using the 2 slope of the Tv. (- plot? a. It would be equal to the slope divided by 2L Ob. It would be equal to the slope divided by 4L It would be equal to the slope of the T v. of vibration) Od. It would be equal to the slope of the plot divided by L, the length of the string plot (where T is the tension and f is the frequency

In this experiment, we measured the linear mass density of the string, μ. We could calculate the mass of the string using m= μL. Then how could you experimentally determine the mass of the string using the 2 slope of the Tv. (- plot? a. It would be equal to the slope divided by 2L Ob. It would be equal to the slope divided by 4L It would be equal to the slope of the T v. of vibration) Od. It would be equal to the slope of the plot divided by L, the length of the string plot (where T is the tension and f is the frequency

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A stretched string is a wire which is made up of any metal that must have a larger length compared to its thickness. The ends of the wire are fixed, and when they oscillate or are plucked, it produces two reflected transverse waves of the same frequency and same amplitude. The waves or pulses are traveling in alternate directions and superimpose with one another. This waveform is named standing or stationary waves.

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In this experiment, we measured the linear mass density of the string, μ. We could calculate the mass of
the string using m=μL. Then how could you experimentally determine the mass of the string using the
2
slope of the T v. (-
plot?
It would be equal to the slope divided by 2L
Ob. It would be equal to the slope divided by 4L
O C.
$
It would be equal to the slope of the T v. (-
plot (where T is the tension and f is the frequency
of vibration)
d. It would be equal to the slope of the plot divided by L, the length of the string
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