Fundamentals of Physics Extended (10th Edition)

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Chapter 16 - Waves-I - Problems - Page 476: 71d

Answer

$46.26\;W$

Work Step by Step

If any point on the string moves a small distance $\Delta y$ in time interval $\Delta t$, the work done by the tension is $\Delta W=T_{trans}\Delta y$ Therefore, the rate work done by the tension is $P=\frac{\Delta W}{\Delta t}$ or, $P=\frac{T_{trans}\Delta y}{\Delta t}$ or, $P=T_{trans}u$ Work done by the tension=energy transfer along the string Therefore, the rate of energy transfer along the string is: $P=T_{trans}u$ $\therefore$ The maximum value of the rate of energy transfer along the string is: $P_{max}=T^{max}_{trans}u_{max}$ or, $P_{max}=12.27\times3.77\;W$ or, $P_{max}=46.26\;W$
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