Physics, 05.01.2021 23:40 smithsa10630
You send a wave down a spring. You then increase the tension (stretch it out) and send another wave
down the spring. What happens to the speed of the wave when the tension increases?
A. the wave is slower
B. the wave is the same speed
C. the wave is faster
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