a transverse wave with an equation delta(y) = (1.30 mm)sin[(16.81 m^-1)x + (3613 s^-1)t] is created...

a transverse wave with an equation delta(y) = (1.30 mm)sin[(16.81 m^-1)x + (3613 s^-1)t] is created on a guitar string of length 0.700 m. Plucking the string creates a pleasing tone that travels at 435 m/s away from the guitar.

a) what is the velocity of the wave on the string

b) what is the wavelength of the wave

c) what is the frequency of the wave

d) if the tension on the string was increased by a factor 4, how would the speed change

e) what is the wavelength of sound that would be created by this wave

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