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(a) At t = 0, a wave traveling to the right at 2 m/s, shown below. What does the
displacement at x = 6 look like as a function of time?
D(x, t)
0
3
2
5
3
(b) The graph shows the displacement at a point x = 2 cm for a transverse wave traveling
to the right at 2 cm/s. If we take a picture of the wave at t = 2 s, what will it look
like? (plot D(x, t) vs x here)
D(r, t)
6
5
x
rt
6

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