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What is the u of the wave if λ = 10 m?
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I can, but I need one more piece of information. Use GUESS (Given, Unknown, Equation, Substitution, Solution) as requested:
G: Given
- λ = 10 m
- (no frequency or other info supplied)
U: Unknown
- u (wave speed)
E: Equation
- For a travelling wave, wave speed u = λ · f (where f is frequency).
- (If this is a wave on a string and you instead know tension T and linear mass density μ, use u = sqrt(T/μ).)
S: Substitution
- Using u = λ f: u = (10 m) · f = 10 f (m/s)
S: Solution
- Without f you can only give u in terms of f: u = 10 f m/s.
- Example: if f = 2 Hz, u = 10·2 = 20 m/s.
If you tell me the frequency f (or T and μ for a string), I will compute the numeric value of u.
G: Given
- λ = 10 m
- (no frequency or other info supplied)
U: Unknown
- u (wave speed)
E: Equation
- For a travelling wave, wave speed u = λ · f (where f is frequency).
- (If this is a wave on a string and you instead know tension T and linear mass density μ, use u = sqrt(T/μ).)
S: Substitution
- Using u = λ f: u = (10 m) · f = 10 f (m/s)
S: Solution
- Without f you can only give u in terms of f: u = 10 f m/s.
- Example: if f = 2 Hz, u = 10·2 = 20 m/s.
If you tell me the frequency f (or T and μ for a string), I will compute the numeric value of u.
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