4. Consider the following arrangementString 1String!consisting of two pulleys, two strings(String 1, String 2) and a mass, M. String 1has a linear density of 4 gm/m and String 2has a linear density of 6 gm/m. The hangingblock of mass M= 0.5 kg provides the-Knottension in the strings. In this problem,ignore the mass of the strings when findingthe tension in the strings (but do not ignoretheir mass when calculating the speed ofwaves on the strings). Also assume all the pulleys are massless and frictionless.MIn this part the configurationchanges, the block of mass M is divided- String 1String 2-С.into two pieces, M1 and M2, as shownin the diagram at right, where M =M1+ M2 and where Mı is attached only toString 1 and M2 is attached only toString 2. If the wave speeds in the twostrings are found to be equal, what areM1M2the values of M1? And M2?

4. Given, Linear density of string 1, μ1 = 4gm/m Linear density of string 2, μ2 = 6gm/m

- String 1 String 2 In this part the configuration С. changes, the block of mass M is divided into two pieces, M1 and M2, as shown in the diagram at right, where M = M1 + M2 and where Mı is attached only to String 1 and M2 is attached only to M1 M2 String 2. If the wave speeds in the two strings are found to be equal, what are the values of M1? And M2?

- String 1 String 2 In this part the configuration С. changes, the block of mass M is divided into two pieces, M1 and M2, as shown in the diagram at right, where M = M1 + M2 and where Mı is attached only to String 1 and M2 is attached only to M1 M2 String 2. If the wave speeds in the two strings are found to be equal, what are the values of M1? And M2?

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4. Consider the following arrangement
String 1
String!
consisting of two pulleys, two strings
(String 1, String 2) and a mass, M. String 1
has a linear density of 4 gm/m and String 2
has a linear density of 6 gm/m. The hanging
block of mass M
= 0.5 kg provides the
-Knot
tension in the strings. In this problem,
ignore the mass of the strings when finding
the tension in the strings (but do not ignore
their mass when calculating the speed of
waves on the strings). Also assume all the pulleys are massless and frictionless.
M
In this part the configuration
changes, the block of mass M is divided
- String 1
String 2-
С.
into two pieces, M1 and M2, as shown
in the diagram at right, where M =
M1
+ M2 and where Mı is attached only to
String 1 and M2 is attached only to
String 2. If the wave speeds in the two
strings are found to be equal, what are
M1
M2
the values of M1? And M2?

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