(b) A plane progressive wave is travelling through an open-ended organ pipe and a stationary wave is generated by reflection. The equation of a plane progressive wave is given by, y = 5.5 sin (150t-3.1x), where t is in sec and x and y are in m. Find out the displacement for the stationary wave and the position (x) where the 1st node is formed.

(b) A plane progressive wave is travelling through an open-ended organ pipe and a stationary wave is generated by reflection. The equation of a plane progressive wave is given by, y = 5.5 sin (150t-3.1x), where t is in sec and x and y are in m. Find out the displacement for the stationary wave and the position (x) where the 1st node is formed.

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(b) A plane progressive wave is travelling through an open-ended organ pipe and a
stationary wave is generated by reflection. The equation of a plane progressive wave is
given by, y = 5.5 sin (150t-3.1x), where t is in sec and x and y are in m. Find out the
displacement for the stationary wave and the position (x) where the 1st node is formed.

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