At a connection of two ropes with a tension of 10 N the incident wave isreflected by the equation x (y, t) = 0,08 cos n (2x – 10 t) (y in meters and tin seconds). If the amplitude of the transmitted wave is equal to 5/2 of theamplitude of the incoming wave, determine(a) the amplitude of the incident wave and the amplitude of thetransmission wave(b) incident wave function, and transmission wave(c) the impedance of each rope(d) the density of each rope

Tension in the rope=10 N The wave equation in the rope, y(x,t)=0.08 cos 2πx-10πt=0.08 cos…

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