Part A IPA 4.7-Hz wave with an amplitude of 19 cm and a wavelength of 30 cm travels along a stretched horizontal string. How far does a given peak on the wave travel in a time interval of 0,50 s ? Express your answer using two significant figures. dpeak = 0.71 m Subint Previous Answers v Correct Part B How far does a knot on the string travel in the same time interval? Express your answer using two significant figures. denot = 1.8 m Previous Answers v Correct Part C How would your answer to part A change if the amplitude of the wave were halved? Express your answer using one significant figure. dpeak 3 = 1 Prevlous Answers v Correct Part D How would your answer to part B change if the amplitude of the wave were halved? ? - 0.9 dnt

Part A IPA 4.7-Hz wave with an amplitude of 19 cm and a wavelength of 30 cm travels along a stretched horizontal string. How far does a given peak on the wave travel in a time interval of 0,50 s ? Express your answer using two significant figures. dpeak = 0.71 m Subint Previous Answers v Correct Part B How far does a knot on the string travel in the same time interval? Express your answer using two significant figures. denot = 1.8 m Previous Answers v Correct Part C How would your answer to part A change if the amplitude of the wave were halved? Express your answer using one significant figure. dpeak 3 = 1 Prevlous Answers v Correct Part D How would your answer to part B change if the amplitude of the wave were halved? ? - 0.9 dnt

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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