Asked by Jacquelin
A stretched rubber band has a length of 0.10m and a fundamental frequency of 440Hz. What is the speed at which waves travel on the rubber band?
I need some ideas to do this problem. Thanks!
I need some ideas to do this problem. Thanks!
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Answered by
Damon
A half wavelength is .1 m long
A wavelength is therefore .2 meters long
distance = rate * time
the wave goes a wavelength in a period
The period is one over the frequency.
A wavelength is therefore .2 meters long
distance = rate * time
the wave goes a wavelength in a period
The period is one over the frequency.
Answered by
bobpursley
You know the wave equation, f*lambda=v
lambda is twice the length of the rubber band.
lambda is twice the length of the rubber band.
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