Suppose you have established a standing wave on your string.
if you pull down on the st...
Physics, 21.11.2019 06:31 23rwilliamson
Suppose you have established a standing wave on your string.
if you pull down on the string to increase the tension f until another standing wave is created, will the wavelength of the new standing wave be greater or less than the first?
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