Four wave functions are given below. Rankthem in order of the magnitude of the speeds,fromleasttogreatest.y (x,1) = (0.10m) sin 2n x- 41+I.I.y(x,t) = (0.10m) sinII.y (x.1) = (0.10m) sin+3)IV.y(x.1) = (0.10m) sinX- 41+A. || = III, I - IVB. IV, II, III = |C. II, I, II, IVD. II, IV, II = |E. IV, II, ,I

Speed of a wave is given as , v = w/k Here w is coefficient of t and k is coefficient of x .

Four wave functions are given below. Rank them in order of the magnitude of the speeds, from least to greates t. y (x,1) = (0.10m) sin 2n x- 41+ I. II. y(x,1) = (0.10m) sin II. y (x,1) (0.1Om) sin +3) IV. y (x.t) (0.10m) sin X- 41+ A. || - III, I - IV B. IV, II, III = | C. II, I, II, IV D. II, IV, II = | E. IV, II, ,I

Four wave functions are given below. Rank them in order of the magnitude of the speeds, from least to greates t. y (x,1) = (0.10m) sin 2n x- 41+ I. II. y(x,1) = (0.10m) sin II. y (x,1) (0.1Om) sin +3) IV. y (x.t) (0.10m) sin X- 41+ A. || - III, I - IV B. IV, II, III = | C. II, I, II, IV D. II, IV, II = | E. IV, II, ,I

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