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Chapter 18, Problem 76AP

(a)

To determine

The speed of the transverse waves.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 76AP

The speed of the transverse waves is 14.3m/s.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for mass per unit length wire.

  μ=mL                                                                                                                    (I)

Here, μ is the linear density, m is the mass of the nylon string, and L is the length of the string.

Write the expression for tension in the string.

  v=Tμ                                                                                                                 (II)

Here, T is the tension and μ is the linear density.

Conclusion:

Substitute 5.50g for m and 86.0cm for L in equation (I) to find μ.

  μ=5.50g(0.001kg1g)86.0cm(0.01m1cm)=0.0055kg0.86m=0.0064kg/m

Substitute 0.005kg/m for μ and 1.30N for T in equation (II) to find v.

  v=1.30N0.0064kg/m=14.3m/s

Therefore, the speed of the transverse waves is 14.3m/s.

(b)

To determine

Find the nodes and antinodes distance for three states.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 76AP

The simplest pattern for one node and antinode distance is 86.0cm, three node antinodes distance is 28.7cm, and five node antinode pair is 17.2cm.

Explanation of Solution

Since the distance between a node and antinode is one quarter of a wavelength. The string had contained only odd number of node antinode pairs.

Write the expression for simplest pattern AN one node antinode pair.

  L=λ14                                                                                                          (III)

Here, L is the length of one node antinode pair and λ1 is the wavelength of the one nodal points.

Write the expression for simplest pattern ANAN three node antinode pairs.

  L=3λ34                                                                                                       (IV)

Here, L is the length of three node antinode pairs and λ3 is the wavelength of three nodal points.

Write the expression for simplest pattern ANANAN five node antinode pairs.

  L=5λ54                                                                                                          (V)

Here, L is the length of five node antinode pairs and λ5 is the wavelength of five nodal points.

Conclusion:

Substitute 86.0cm  for λ1/4 in equation (III) to find L.

  L=86.0cm

Substitute 86.0cm  for λ3/4 in equation (IV) to find L.

  L3=λ34=28.7cm

Substitute 86.0cm  for λ5/4 in equation (V) to find L.

  L5=λ54=17.2cm

Therefore, the simplest pattern for one node and antinode distance is 86.0cm, three node antinodes distance is 28.7cm, and five node antinode pair is 17.2cm.

(c)

To determine

Find the frequency of nodes and antinodes for three states.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 76AP

The frequency of the simplest pattern for one node and antinode distance is 4.14Hz, three node antinodes distance is 12.4Hz, and five node antinode pair is 20.7Hz.

Explanation of Solution

Since the distance between a node and antinode is one quarter of a wavelength. The string had contained only odd number of node antinode pairs.

Write the expression for frequency of the simplest pattern AN one node antinode pair.

  f1=v4(λ14)                                                                                                       (VI)

Here, f1 is the frequency of the simplest pattern AN.

Write the expression for frequency of the simplest pattern ANAN three node antinode pair.

  f3=v4(λ34)                                                                                                        (VII)

Here, f3 is the frequency of the simplest pattern ANAN.

Write the expression for frequency of the simplest pattern ANANAN five node antinode pair.

  f5=v4(λ54)                                                                                                       (VIII)

Here, f5 is the frequency of the simplest pattern ANANAN.

Conclusion:

Substitute 86.0cm or λ1/4 and 14.3m/s for v in equation (VI) to find f1.

  f1=14.3m/s4(86.0cm)(0.01m1cm)=14.3m/s4(0.860m)=4.14Hz

Substitute 28.7cm or λ3/4 and 14.3m/s for v in equation (VII) to find f3.

  f3=14.3m/s4(28.7cm)(0.01m1cm)=14.3m/s4(0.287m)=12.4Hz

Substitute 17.2cm or λ5/4 and 14.3m/s for v in equation (VIII) to find f5.

  f5=14.3m/s4(17.2cm)(0.01m1cm)=14.3m/s4(0.172m)=20.7Hz

Therefore, the frequency of the simplest pattern for one node and antinode distance is 4.14Hz, three node antinodes distance is 12.4Hz, and five node antinode pair is 20.7Hz.

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