12In this lab, you will need to be able to describe how multiple waves interact with each other. This does not add too much mathematical complexity to the wave equation (Band 2) it allows us to develop a closer approximation of real-life situations as well (e.g. interacting ripple patterns in a pond, music, atomic physics, etc.). Here you will explorsuperposition of two waves, y₁ and y2, whereу1 х угWhich of the following expressions accurately describes how these two distinct waves will combine? We call this interaction the principle of superposition.2= sin(txt2πα=sin ((T2 − 27t) × ( +2nt))2+2ất)πα31 X 2 = sin (Tử – 2nt) × sin (πXY₁ + y₂ = sin (™x - 2πt + ₂ + 2πt)31+32The amplitude of y1 is=sin (Tæ — 27t) +sin (T2+27t)The amplitude of y2 isThe wavelength of y1 isScreenshotThe wavelength of y2 isThe frequency of y1 isBased on the equations for these two waves, please identify the following properties of these waves. Note; since the equations above are given without units, the answers bwill be without units. Reviewing equations 1 and 2 may help you answer these questions. Some answers may be used multiple times.The frequency of y2 isThe wave velocity of y1 is=Y1 =The wave velocity of y2 issin (³77)sin(x - 2πt) and Y2 =sin(+2πt)+ π²xt - 4π²1²)

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2 Which of the following expressions accurately describes how these two distinct waves will combine? We call this interaction the principle of superposition. Y₁ x y2 = sin((πx - 2πt) × (+2πt)) = sin + n²xt - 4n²¹1²) 000 y₁ x y2 = sin (πx - 2πt) × sin (+2πt) Y₁ + y2 = sin(x - 2nt +2 +2nt) Y₁ + y2 = sin(x - 2πt) + sin(+2πt) (22. = = sin (³72) Based on the equations for these two waves, please identify the following properties of these waves. Note; since the equations above are given without units, the answers b will be without units. Reviewing equations 1 and 2 may help you answer these questions. Some answers may be used multiple times.

2 Which of the following expressions accurately describes how these two distinct waves will combine? We call this interaction the principle of superposition. Y₁ x y2 = sin((πx - 2πt) × (+2πt)) = sin + n²xt - 4n²¹1²) 000 y₁ x y2 = sin (πx - 2πt) × sin (+2πt) Y₁ + y2 = sin(x - 2nt +2 +2nt) Y₁ + y2 = sin(x - 2πt) + sin(+2πt) (22. = = sin (³72) Based on the equations for these two waves, please identify the following properties of these waves. Note; since the equations above are given without units, the answers b will be without units. Reviewing equations 1 and 2 may help you answer these questions. Some answers may be used multiple times.

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