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Calculate the time taken for a disturbance to pass through a string of length I and of mass per unit length m when the tension in the string is `mI^2gN.`

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To calculate the time taken for a disturbance to pass through a string of length \( L \) and mass per unit length \( m \) when the tension in the string is \( T = mL^2g \) Newton, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the tension in the string The tension \( T \) is given as: \[ T = mL^2g \] ...
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