4. A travelling wave on a string is given by:= 5.7(cos(3.3x) cos(4.4t) – sin(3.3x) sin(4.4t))y =For this wave find(a) its velocity of propagation(b) the transverse velocity(c) the transverse acceleration(d) the maximum displacement, velocity and acceleration of a particle on the string.

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4. A travelling wave on a string is given by: = 5.7(cos(3.3x) cos(4.4t) – sin(3.3x) sin(4.4t)) y = For this wave find (a) its velocity of propagation (b) the transverse velocity (c) the transverse acceleration (d) the maximum displacement, velocity and acceleration of a particle on the string.