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Astring with tension ft= 10 n, with one end pinned and the other end free, is used to produce a wave supplied by a driving frequency. (a) if the frequency with which you produce waves is f= 10khz and the wavelength of the wave is a = 0.01 m, what is the velocity with which the wave? (5 points) (b) what is the period of the wave? (5 points) (c) what is the linear mass density of the string? (5 points)

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