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A string along which waves can travel is2.70 mlong and has a mass of 260 g. The tension in the string is 36.0 N. What must be the frequency of traveling waves of amplitude 7.70 mmfor the average power to be 85.0 W?

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The frequency of traveling waves must be 198 Hz .

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01

The given data

  1. Length of string,I=2.7m
  2. Mass of string, m=260g=0.260kg
  3. Tension in the string, T=36N
  4. Amplitude of waves, ym=7.70mm=7.70×10-3m
  5. The average power,Pave=85.0W
02

Understanding the concept of wave equation

When we set up a wave on a stretched string, as the wave moves away from us, it transports both kinetic as well as potential energy. The rate of transfer of energy along the string gives power.

The average power of a body,

Pave=12μνӬ2ym2 (i)

The angular frequency of a body,

Ó¬=2Ï€f (ii)

The velocity of a body,

v=Tμ (iii)

The linear density of a body distribution,

μ=mI (iv)

Here, ymis the amplitude, Tis the tension in the string, Iis the length of the string and f is the frequency of oscillation.

03

Calculation for the required frequency

From equation (iv), the linear density is given as:

μ=0.260g2.7m=0.096g/m

Next, we have to use the following formula to calculate wave speed

ν=τμ

Rearranging the equation (i) of the average power formula, we can get

Ó¬2=2Pavgμνym2f2=2Pavg4Ï€2μνym2∵usingequationiif=2Pavg4Ï€2μνym2f=1Ï€²âm2Pavg2μTμ∵usingequationiii

On solving further,

f=1πymPavg2Tμ=13.14×7.70×10-3m85.0W236.0N×0.096kg/m=41.36m-1×85.0W236.0N×0.096kg/m=198Hz

Hence, the value of frequency of traveling waves of amplitude 7.70 mm for the average power to be 85.0 w , is 198 Hz .

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