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The wave speed on a string is 148.9 m/s when the tension is 73.4 N. What tension will give a speed 184.9 m/s?
16 years ago

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Wave speed is proportional to the square root of tension. You want to increase the wave speed by a factor
184.9/148.9 = 1.242
Tension must increase by the square of that factor.
16 years ago

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