Calculate the average power transmitted by the string. Data: mass of a 193 m long piece of the string is 2.51 kg.

LON-CAPA Streched string X hints12.pdf X G 20 $2.lite.msu.edu/enc/66/58e570c90eebd51d915f14d3a9102beea9cb9dde903898a296897b48d71d221cd0b520a63f174acdeaf93a50623f3a1b98d075138bdef87a03f2aff9cOfec5bd996b352e337745c890f8c1c3bb8e2ff9c90742e2879.. MTH 132 88 o Mail - Tanui, Kip - O.. Homepage WeBWork : mth_13... S D2L - Michigan Stat... S Navigator - MTH 13... am My Profile - Zoom LON-CAPA My Cour.. Home of Tibor F. Na.. Snapchat YouTube Kip Tanui v (Student - section: 002) PHY 183 Fall 2024 Messages Courses Help Logout Main Menu Contents Grades Chat Feeds Course Contents > Set # 12 Oscillations , Waves , Sound ( 12 / ... > Streched string " Timer Notes Evaluate Feedback Print The transverse displacement of a stretched string from equilibrium as a function of time and position is given by: y=0.13 cos(3 x - 72 t). x and y are in m; t is in s. Greater than: The speed of the wave is ..... 23 m/s. Greater than: The wavelength is ..... 1 m. Less than: The period is ..... 0.1 seconds. True: The wave travels in the positive x direction. You are correct. Your receipt no. is 153-1166 @ Previous Tries Calculate the average power transmitted by the string. Data: mass of a 193 m long piece of the string is 2.51 kg. Submit Answer Tries 0/12 Threaded View Chronological View Other Views ... My_general preferences on what is marked as NEW Export Mark NEW posts no longer new NEW Stretch String Krishna Indrani Mukutmoni Reply (Wed Dec 4 05:33:15 pm 2024 (EST)) Hey Instructors and TAs, just letting you know what whenever I calculated the wavelength based on the formula given such as y=0.13cos(9x+27t) all I did was doing 2pi divided by the constant k which is 9; however, it gave the answer of 0.698 indicating that it is less than 1. But the first part of the question is wrong because I should calculate to solve for the parameters in terms of period of time. Is the first one right or no? Can you please check all my answers to make sure I got it right only in the first part? That would be great thank you! NEW Re: Stretch String Tom Muller Behling Reply (Thu Dec 5 01:49:31 pm 2024 (EST)) I would check each of your answers again. In this scenario, we have a transverse mechanical wave, y = A cos(kx - wt). The wavelength is related to the wavenumber, k, by the equation k = 27 . The period is related to the angular frequency, w, by the equation w = The direction the wave is moving can be found by looking at the angular frequency; if w is positive, then the wave is moving to the right. If negative, the wave is moving to the left. The speed of the wave, c, can be found by using the equation c = f1. My settings for this discussion: 1. Display - All posts 2. Not new - Once marked not NEW Change Threaded View Chronological View Other Views ... My_general preferences on what is marked as NEW Expor Mark NEW posts no longer new Post Discussion Send Feedback 1 25.F 5:26 PM Cloudy Q Search 12/6/2024