5. Calculate the time displacement for each of the given waves, stating lead or lag. (a) (b) (c) 20 sin 100t+ || cos(7t-0.26) and 5 cos (77) COS ++15 -1) ₁ 1 t+1 eл ел and the function before the shift. and the function before the shift.

5. Calculate the time displacement for each of the given waves, stating lead or lag. (a) (b) (c) 20 sin 100t+ || cos(7t-0.26) and 5 cos (77) COS ++15 -1) ₁ 1 t+1 eл ел and the function before the shift. and the function before the shift.

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Chapter16: Waves

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5. Calculate the time displacement for each of the given waves, stating lead
or lag.
(a)
(b)
(c)
20 sin 100t+
||
cos(7t-0.26) and 5 cos (77)
COS
++15
-1) ₁
1 t+1
eл ел
and the function before the shift.
and the function before the shift.

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