Problem 4: Using the graph of a sin waves below estimate the phase difference A between the waves. We will do this by looking at the place where the waves intersect the x- axis on the right hand side of the y-axis. (a) Start by estimating the difference in time. (b) Now using the following equations find the frequency of the waves y, sin (5.00-£-,) and V₂=sin (5.00-1-₂) (note you only need one of these). (c) Now using the following Ao T 2-7 determine A. relationships = 6626 DE IN OTSING 3. -1.571 rad t₁=0.16-sec Al-4-4,-0.315 s Al Ao T 2.7 AOF AL Tu -2-r-1.575 rad MI TONE actual ₂.475-sec Wo-5.00 Jo- w 2-T T,= 1 H MEN 415 EDE E TE Lans rad see -0.796 -1.257 S TEN 1

Problem 4: Using the graph of a sin waves below estimate the phase difference A between the waves. We will do this by looking at the place where the waves intersect the x- axis on the right hand side of the y-axis. (a) Start by estimating the difference in time. (b) Now using the following equations find the frequency of the waves y, sin (5.00-£-,) and V₂=sin (5.00-1-₂) (note you only need one of these). (c) Now using the following Ao T 2-7 determine A. relationships = 6626 DE IN OTSING 3. -1.571 rad t₁=0.16-sec Al-4-4,-0.315 s Al Ao T 2.7 AOF AL Tu -2-r-1.575 rad MI TONE actual ₂.475-sec Wo-5.00 Jo- w 2-T T,= 1 H MEN 415 EDE E TE Lans rad see -0.796 -1.257 S TEN 1

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Problem 4: Using the graph of a sin waves below estimate the phase difference 46
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