A string 105 cm long is fixed at one end. The other end of string is moved up and down with frequency 15 Hz. A stationary wave, produced in the string, consists of 3 loops. Calculate the speed of progressive waves which have produced the stationary wave in the string. - VgyanHub

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Example 6.8: A string 105 cm long is fixed at one end. The other end of string is moved up and down with frequency 15 Hz. A stationary wave, produced in the string, consists of 3 loops. Calculate the speed of progressive waves which have produced the stationary wave in the string.

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