A uniform string suspended vertically. A transverse pulse is created at the top most of the string. Then
A uniform string suspended vertically. A transverse pulse is created at the top most of the string. Then
- A
speed of pulse remains constant
- B
the speed of the pulse decreases with constant rate as pulse moves downward.
- C
the speed of the pulse decreases with increasing rate as pulse moves downward
- D
the speed of the pulse increases with constant rate as pulse moves downward
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