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July 21st 06
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derivation of velocity formula for tense string
Looking for derivation of v = sqrt(Tension/mu) - Google failed
to turn up a proof. What exactly is "Tension" here? Is it the force holding the tense string to a support? (mu = linear mass density, mass/length). Thanks. 
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July 21st 06
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derivation of velocity formula for tense string
"Wendy E. McCaughrin" wrote in message ... Looking for derivation of v = sqrt(Tension/mu) - Google failed to turn up a proof. What exactly is "Tension" here? Is it the force holding the tense string to a support? (mu = linear mass density, mass/length). See "Traveling Wave Solution for String" http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu...wavsol.html#c2
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