A violin string produces a vibration u(x,t)=a sin(2t-x/ 137). cos(A-t)+b sin(14TT-x / 137). cos(E t) where we have that A>0 , that a and b are arbitrary constants, and utt=c^2uxx for some c. Find E>0 in terms of A. E=
A violin string produces a vibration u(x,t)=a sin(2t-x/ 137). cos(A-t)+b sin(14TT-x / 137). cos(E t) where we have that A>0 , that a and b are arbitrary constants, and utt=c^2uxx for some c. Find E>0 in terms of A. E=
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