At t-0, the instantaneous position of two pulses moving along a taut string with a speed v-177 cm/s are as shown in the diagram below. Each unit on the horizontal axis is 20 cm andeach unit on the vertical axis is 2.0 cm.pulse 1pulse 2(a) At what location will the resultant of the two pulses have minimum amplitude?[0cm(b) At what time will the resultant of the two pulses have minimum amplitude?10XWhat is the relationship between speed, time, and distance?sTHER(c) What is the value of this minimum amplitude?18xWhat is the height of each pulse, given that each unit on the vertical axis is 2.0 cm? cm

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