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Answer:
Explanation:
speed of longitudinal wave in a rod = [tex]\sqrt{\frac{Y}{D} }[/tex]
Where Y is young's modulus of elasticity and D is density .
Putting given data
5068 = [tex]\sqrt{\frac{199\times 10^{9}}{D} }[/tex]
D = 199 x 10⁹ / .2568 x 10⁸
= 7749 kg / m³
b )
Rod's ends are not to vibrate as they are clamped . So node is produced there .
c )
Frequency = 440 Hz
Note = fundamental
l = λ / 2 , l is length of rod and λ is wavelength
wavelength of 440 Hz note
= velocity of sound / frequency
= 5068 / 440
= 11.518 m
l = 11.518 / 2
= 5.76 m .
Length of rod = 5.76 m
d )
l = .095 m
velocity = 5149 m /s
wavelength = 2l
= 2 x .095 m
= .19 m
frequency = velocity / wavelength
= 5149 / .19
= 27100 Hz .
In this exercise we have to use the density knowledge to calculate the wave speed, like this:
A)[tex]D=7749 kg/m^3[/tex]
B) Have node.
C) [tex]L = 5.76 m[/tex]
D) [tex]f= 27100 Hz[/tex]
So knowing that from the data informed by the statement we find that:
A) First we have to calculate the density as:
[tex]D = 199 * 10^9 / 0.2568 * 10^8\\D= 7749 kg / m^3[/tex]
B) Rod's ends are not to vibrate as they are clamped.
C) Second we have to calculate the length as:
[tex]Length= velocity \ of \ sound / frequency\\= 5068 / 440\\= 11.518 m\\L= 11.518 / 2\\L= 5.76 m[/tex]
D) Third we have to calculate the frequency as:
[tex]wavelength = 2L\\= 2 * 0.095 m\\=0 .19 m\\frequency = velocity / wavelength\\= 5149 / 0.19\\f= 27100 Hz .[/tex]
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