A rope of linear density of about 1 kg per meter is hung from the ceiling. The
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A rope of linear density of about 1 kg per meter is hung from the ceiling. The lower free end is then oscillated, producing waves that travel up the rope. Describe the velocity of the wave as it travels up the rope. Does it change? Why or why not? Is the tension the same at all points on the string?
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The rope has mass so the tension in the rope increases with height because ...View the full answer
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