Velocity = wavelength / period
16cm/0.3s = 53.3 cm/s (3 S.F)

(b) Is it possible to change the speed of the wave pulse (of the same width)?
Change in Amplitude:

Result: No change in Velocity
Change in Damping:

Result: No change in Velocity
Change in Tension:

Result: Change in Velocity as wavelength is shorter.
Conclusion: It is possible to change the speed of the wave pulse by changing the tension.
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