Standing Waves
Asked by anamika1993 | 14th Mar, 2010, 03:00: PM
Expert Answer:
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Lowest frequency corresponds to highest wavelenngth.
Image the string plucked in the middle, and what you observe is just 1/2 the complete wave.
λ/2 = L
λ = 2L = 2 m
speed = wavelength x frequency
= 2 x 440 = 880 m/s
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Answered by | 14th Mar, 2010, 06:18: PM
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