A uniform metal wire has length 'L’, mass 'M' and cross- sectional area ‘A’. It is under tension ‘T' and 'V' is the speed of transverse wave along the wire. The density of the wire is

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A uniform metal wire has length ‘L’, mass ‘M’ and cross- sectional area ‘A’. It is under tension ‘T’ and ‘V’ is the speed of transverse wave along the wire. The density of the wire is

Options :

(a) V^2/A^2/T
(b) T/V^2A
(c) T/A^2/V
(d) AT/V^2

Answer :

(b) T/V²A

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