A guitar string of uniform linear density 0.6 g/m is excited into motion by plucking it at a point along its length. The

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A guitar string of uniform linear density 0.6 g/m is excited into motion by plucking it at a point along its length. The

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A guitar string of uniform linear density 0.6 g/m is excited into motion by plucking it at a point along its length. The waveform generated by this action is described by: y(x,t) = 0.3e(4x = 5001) where x and y are in meters and t is in seconds. Evaluate the 1. phase speed, 2. tension in the string, and 3. length of the string if the second mode of vibration is 160 Hz.
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