Wave speed is set by the medium, not the source

The mistake

Assuming shaking a rope faster makes the wave travel faster.

Why it feels right

More vigorous shaking feels like it should send the wave faster.

How to catch it

You changed v when only the frequency changed.

The first principle

v = √(T/μ) for a string — fixed by tension and density. Raising frequency shortens wavelength (v = fλ), not the speed.

worked mini-example

You shake a rope twice as fast. What happens to wave speed?

Common wrong move

It doubles.

Correct

Speed is unchanged; wavelength halves.

Test the repair SHM-02 · transfer
The tension in a string is quadrupled while its linear density is unchanged. The wave speed changes by a factor of:

Make a fresh prediction before referring to the worked example.