Dr Gulshan S. answered 07/13/20
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The standard is Y = Sin (wt-kX)
w= 12 and k= 6.2
So option 1 is correct

Dr Gulshan S.
07/13/20
Ian C.
asked 07/13/20The wave number and the angular frequency are 6.2rad/m and 12 rad/s. what could be the equations of the wave?
8sin(6.2x-12t)
8sin(12x-6.2t)
12sin(6.2x-8t)
all of the above
I picked the last option but got it wrong
Find the displacement of the wave y= 12sin(6.28x-3.14t) when x=2m and t=4s
0m
6m
12m
3m
I got the last option but got it wrong
Dr Gulshan S. answered 07/13/20
Physics Teaching is my EXPERTISE with assured improvement
The standard is Y = Sin (wt-kX)
w= 12 and k= 6.2
So option 1 is correct
Dr Gulshan S.
07/13/20
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Ian C.
Is the answer to the other question 0m? I feel like I am overthinking the second one07/13/20