Problem 5(a) show that the following function satisfies the wave equation (this is a spherical wave). Showthat its velocity is velocity v = **f(r,t) = C = cos(kr - wt)The wave fronts are spherical shells at radius r that propagate outward from the origin; theamplitude of the disturbance decreases as the distance from the source.For this, use the Laplacian in spherical coordinates:1 0√²f=Acoustic Monopoleaf1 მr²sine desinė1 a²ƒr²sin²0 04²

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