Set the water to produce a CW.Set the frequency slider in the middle, then using the stopwatch feature, determine the period of the waves.From the period value, calculate both the frequency and angular frequency of the waves.Using the ruler feature, determine the wavelength of the wave. Convert your measurement to meters.From the wavelength value, calculate the wave number.Using the ruler feature, determine the amplitude of the wave.Write down an equation for the wave. (Let the phase term, φ, be zero.Data that is inputed is correct but im not sure if I converted from cm to m correctly.Data:Period, T (s)Frequency, f (Hz)Angular Frequency,ω (rad/s)Wavelength, λ (m)Wave number, k (rad/m-1)Amplitude, A (m)Phase Velocity, vp (m/s)1.51s 14meters 11m Equation:

The period of the wave is T = 1.51 s. The wavelength of the wave is λ = 14 m. The amplitude of the…

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Set the water to produce a CW.
Set the frequency slider in the middle, then using the stopwatch feature, determine the period of the waves.
From the period value, calculate both the frequency and angular frequency of the waves.
Using the ruler feature, determine the wavelength of the wave. Convert your measurement to meters.
From the wavelength value, calculate the wave number.
Using the ruler feature, determine the amplitude of the wave.
Write down an equation for the wave. (Let the phase term, φ, be zero.

Data that is inputed is correct but im not sure if I converted from cm to m correctly.

Data:

Period, T (s)	Frequency, f (Hz)	Angular Frequency,ω (rad/s)	Wavelength, λ (m)	Wave number, k (rad/m^-1)	Amplitude, A (m)	Phase Velocity, v_p (m/s)
1.51s			14meters		11m
Equation:

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