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In order to produce a wave that travels along a string at a speed higher than 3 meters per second under the same conditions, the students would need to use string that has a linear density– greater than 8 grams per meter. between 8 grams per meter and 1 gram per meter. less than 1 gram per meter. greater than 1 gram per meter.

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