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Standard XII
Physics
Shear Strain
the tension i...
Question
the tension in the string is changed by 2% what is the change in the transverse wave velocity
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Solution
Dear Student
velocity of transverse wave in the string will be
v
=
T
μ
n
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100
=
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T
T
%
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=
1
2
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T
T
×
100
=
1
2
×
2
=
1
%
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