A standing wave is produced by to identical wave traveling in opposite directions. If the wave traveling to the right is given by y(x,t) = 0.22 sin (6.07x - 66.5t), what isthe amplitude of the standing wave at the position 0.36 m?

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A standing wave is produced by to identical wave traveling in opposite directions. If the wave traveling to the right is given by y(x,t) = 0.22 sin (6.07x - 66.5t), what is the amplitude of the standing wave at the position 0.36 m?