a positionWhat is the period of the wave, T, and the wavé speed, v?(a) 0.4 sec; 28 m/s(b) 0.8 sec; 14 m/s(c) 0.4 sec; 7 m/s(d) 0.8 sec; 3.5 m/s4) Two identical sinysoidal waves trave! in the same direction at the same speed with an amplitude A. Thephase difference between the two wayes is p = 69.8°. The amplitude of the resultant wave, Aresultant ,is increased with respect to the amplitude of the individual waves, A, by:(a) 18%(b)64%(c) 82%(d) 164%Aue identi sinaidalAwith frequency of 20 Haval in tAdirect

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4) Two identical sinusoidal waves travel in the same direction at the same speed with an amplitude A. The phase difference between the two waves is o = 69.8°. The amplitude of the resultant wave, A,resultant, is increased with respect to the amplitude of the individual waves, A, by: (a) 18% (b)64% (c) 82% (d) 164%

4) Two identical sinusoidal waves travel in the same direction at the same speed with an amplitude A. The phase difference between the two waves is o = 69.8°. The amplitude of the resultant wave, A,resultant, is increased with respect to the amplitude of the individual waves, A, by: (a) 18% (b)64% (c) 82% (d) 164%

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