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One steel wire of mass `4.0 xx 10 ^(-3) kg ` and length `0.64m` is kept under 60 N tension. Find the speed of transverse wave, propagating on this wire.

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`v = 97.97ms ^(-1) ~~98 ms ^(-1)`
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