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Description: Your nephew sets up transversal sine waves along a tight string attached to a wall at the other end. He tightens up the string so that the force acting on the string from the wall is 0.50 N. The waves he produces have a frequency equal to 5.0 Hz and

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Your nephew sets up transversal sine waves along a tight string attached to a wall at the other end. He tightens up the string so that the force acting on the string from the wall is 0.50 N. The waves he produces have a frequency equal to 5.0 Hz and an amplitude equal to 0.010m.

Assume that the string has a volumetric mass density equal to 3.5 kg/m3 and a constant section area (cut area) A = 1.5 cm2. What is the wave number k of the oscillation (swing)?

2.0 rad/m
O 3.0 rad/m
O 5.0 rad/m
O 1.0 rad/m
O 4.0 rad/m

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