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5. Two sound waves, A and B, are identical except that sound wave A has an...

5. Two sound waves, A and B, are identical except that sound wave A has an

amplitude that is 2 times the amplitude of sound wave B. Which sound wave has the greater

intensity, and by what factor?

7. String A and string B have the same mass per unit length, but string A is

placed under twice the tension as string B. Waves generated in string A and string B have

the same frequency. Which string has the longer wavelength, and by what factor?

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In this question we have to compare the intensity and wavelength of wave A and wave B.

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