7. Using the data in the graphs that accompany this problem, determinethe speed of the wave.At t = 0sу (m),+0.010y (m),+ 0.010At x = 0m0.0200.060/0.080 x (m)0.200.100.400.040t (s)- 0.010- 0.010

For two wavelength = 0.08 m for two time period = 0.4 s

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7. Using the data in the graphs that accompany this problem, determine the speed of the wave. At t = 0s у (m), +0.010 y (m), + 0.010 At x = 0m 0.020 0.060/ 0.080 x (m) 0.20 0.10 0.40 0.040 t (s) - 0.010 - 0.010