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One end of a 60 m long rope of mass 1.8 ...

One end of a 60 m long rope of mass 1.8 kg is tied to a rigid horizontal support held high above tlie ground. The rope hangs vertically and kept taut by a weight W suspended at its lower end. Aperson jerks the lower end of the rope sideways in a sinusoidal manner and a transverse wave of freqeuncy 2 Hz and amplitude 10 cm passes along the rope such that there are 2 cycles of the wave in the total length of the rope.

Neglecting the weight of the rope as compared to the suspended weight W and with `g = 10 m//s^2`, answer the following questions.
Average power will be nearly:

A

3.2 W

B

2.25 W

C

1.4 W

D

0.75 W

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The correct Answer is:
C

Average power `=1/2 mu omega^(2) A^(2)v =1/2 xx 0.03 xx (12.56)^(2) xx (0.1)^(2) xx 60 = 1.41 W`
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