Stationary Wave on String - Required Practical - A-level Physics

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Want to see it in practice? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnOrqaGcbNBqhrc

[@JamesHoyle.]

The link given no longer works, is there another video?

[@EinBoy]

Yes pls

[@Elitea20]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnOrqaGcbNBqhrc

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[@ermackenzieem]

This is incredibly helpful. Made it really really understandable, Thanks

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You're a saint.

[@mistorya600]

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[@Samuel-zs9gw]

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[@ScienceShorts]

You knows it.

[@marksolvent3259]

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[@sisyphus645]

Calling it helpful is an understatement

[@Dan-mw4zu]

Hello, Mr. Rees - a quick question: how would this practical play out differently if you used either length or mass per unit length? Is it correct to assume that for length, the frequency would be independent, determined by you at set intervals, and you would alter the length of the string [keeping the mass on the end constant throughout] until you found the first harmonic, and then repeating this for a greater frequency? And how would it work for MPUL, μ? Thanks for any pointers you can provide.

[@vienna4516]

beautiful

[@ScienceShorts]

Thanks Uncle Phil!

[@shyamkanjee6409]

8:45 isn't it lobf - lowf / lobf time 100?

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can you do some of the potential questions for gravitational and electric field. (kq and gm) stuff for cie al. i cant seem to wrap my head round it

[@mustahsin1910]

how do you keep the mass per unit length of string constant if you're putting on mass on the string to increase tension on string?

[@shhjshsssnnss7131]

Why is there uncertainty on frequency?

[@MH-wh9ek]

You turned autotune on at 8:22 lmao

[@breadgenie9640]

Just having some trouble understanding the contents of the last line (green colored). I mean those short forms, im not that familiar with and can't understand.. Except for that, overall it was quite helpful

[@maximusekon146]

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