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A simple harmonic transverse wave is propagating along a string towards the left direction as shown in the figure. figure shows a plot of displacement as function of position at time t=0.The string tension is 3.6 Newton and it’s linear density is 25GM/M. Calculate I) the amplitude
Ii) the wavelength
Iii) wave speed
Iv) the period
V) The maximum particle speed in the String

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