Please finish part b.1 and b.2 Wavelength vs. 1/f2.5050.010.020.030.040.050.061/f (s)(u) yuaane Part B: In lab, you plotted wavelength vs. 1/f for a string under two different tensions, similar to the graph below.Part B.1Calculate the tension the string was under for the added mass m = 0.249 kg.Part B.2The slope of the linear fit line for the plot of wavelength (A) vs 1/f for a total added mass of 0.249 kg is 5.2459m/s. Calculate the mass density, 4. Use your tension frompart B.1.

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Part B: In lab, you plotted wavelength vs. 1/f for a string under two different tensions, similar to the graph below. Part B.1 Calculate the tension the string was under for the added mass m=0.249 kg.