Evaluate the tension for a given wire

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A 5.2 meter wire with mass of 87 gram is attached to the mast of a sail boat. If the wire is given a "thunk" at one end, it takes 0.094 sec for the resulting wave to reach the other end.

(a) Evaluate the tension in the wire?

(b) Would the tension found in part (a) be larger or smaller if the mass of the wire is greater than 87gram?

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