A sonometer wire is under a tension of 40 N and the length between the bridges is 50 cm. A metre long wire of the sonometer has a mass of 1.0 g. Determine its fundamental frequency.

A sonometer wire is under a tension of 40N and the length between the bridges is 60cm. A metre long wire of the sonometer has a mass of 1.0 gm. Deduce the speed of the transverse waves and the frequency of the second harmonic.

A sonometer wire is under tension of 40 N and the length between the two bridges is 60 cm.A one metre long wire of the sonometer has a mass of 1.0 g.Deduce the speed of transverse waves and the frequency of the second harmonic.

A sonometer wire is under a tension of 10 N and the length between the bridges is 2m. A metre long wire of sonometer has mass of 1.0 gm. Deduce the speed of transverse wave and the frequency of 1st hormonic.

A sonometer wire is under a tension of 10 N and the length between the bridges is 2m. A metre long wire of sonometer has mass of 1.0 gm. Deduce the speed of transverse wave and the frequency of 1st hormonic.

A wire is under tension of 32N and the length between the two bridges is 1 metre.A 10 metre length of the sample has a mass of 2g.Deduce the speed of transverse waves on the wire and the frequency of the fundamental.

A wire is under a tension of 32N and length between the two bridges in 1m. If the length of the sample wire is 10m and its mass is 2 g, then the fundamental frequency of the wire will be

The tension produced in a sonometer wire is 60 N and the length between two bridges is 40 cm. The length of wire is 1 m and the mass of the wire is 2g. The speed of transverse waves produced in the wire is

The length between two bridges of a sonometer wire is L, tension is T and the fundamental frequency is N, if the length between the bridges and tension both are doubled, explain if there is any change in fundamental frequency.

A sonometer wire has a length of 114 cm between its two fixed ends. Where should the two bridges be places so as to divide the wire into three segments, whose fundamental frequencies are in the ratio 1:3:4?