Problem 2This problem is composed of two independent parts.For all parts of this problem, fill in the empty boxes with your answer (YOUR ANSWER MUST BE ONLYA NUMBER; DO NOT WRITE UNITS; DO NOT WRITE LETTERS).Part 1Visible light of frequency f = 6 x 10¹4 Hz is beamed directly at a metal reflector. Light is traveling inplastic, where its speed is 2 x 10 m/s.a)Calculate the wavelength of the visible light.λ =b)Consider X = 6.5 x 10-7 m. The spacing Ax between successive antinodes in the resultingstanding-wave pattern is given by:c)6.5 x 10-72Ax=a)E₁=b)E₂ =mCalculate ∆r.Part 2)A standing wave is given by E= 600 sin( 4.14 a) cos( 14.42 t). Two waves E₁ and E₂ can besuperimposed to generate this standing wave.x=m6.5 x 10-73Determine the wave E, as per the below:sin(t)mDetermine the wave E₂ as per the below:sin(x +6.5 x 10-74c)The wavelength of this wave is 1.5 m. For a 20, what is the location of the antinode havingthe smallest value of x?

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Part 2 A standing wave is given by E = 600 sin( 4.14 a) cos( 14.42 t). Two waves E₁ and E₂ can be superimposed to generate this standing wave. a) E₁ = b) E2 = Determine the wave E, as per the below: sin( t) x = Determine the wave E₂ as per the below: sin( c) The wavelength of this wave is 1.5 m. For x ≥ 0, what is the location of the antinode having the smallest value of x? x + m

Part 2 A standing wave is given by E = 600 sin( 4.14 a) cos( 14.42 t). Two waves E₁ and E₂ can be superimposed to generate this standing wave. a) E₁ = b) E2 = Determine the wave E, as per the below: sin( t) x = Determine the wave E₂ as per the below: sin( c) The wavelength of this wave is 1.5 m. For x ≥ 0, what is the location of the antinode having the smallest value of x? x + m

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