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A uniform rope of mass `0.1 kg` and length `2.45 m` hangs from a ceiling.
(a) Find the speed of transverse wave in the rope at a point `0.5 m` distant from the lower end.
(b) Calculate the time taken by a transverse wave to travel the full length of the rope.

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(b) From Eq. (i) we see that velocity of the wave is different at different points. So, if at point x the wave travels a distance dx in time dt, then
`dt=(dx)/V=(dx)(sqrt(gx))`
`therefore int_0^tdt=int_0^l(dx)/(sqrt(gx))`
or `t=2 sqrt(l/g)=2sqrt((2.45)/(9.8)) =1.0s`
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