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If the tension in a string is doubled and its linear density is halved, then the velocity of the wave in the string

A
Is quadrupled
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Is halved
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C
Remains constant
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D
Is doubled
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Solution

The correct option is D Is doubled
Velocity of the wave in the string is, v=Tm/L where, T is the tension of the string, m is the mass of it and L is the length. Here we have done, Tfinal=2T and (m/L)final=0.5(m/L). So using the above formula, the vfinal=2v.

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