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12. (1 point) 12. Consider a wave travelling at 125 through a long piece of dental floss stretched with 95 N of tension. The floss is thern stretched tighter such that a wave travels at a speed of 193 through the floss. What is the new tension? (include units)

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As ine knaw. speed of wave: V where, M is linea-density; 2. Where Fr = 95N 1251% . As New tension: F26.47 N.

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