7NhZOB1IVch8kDAEmTnMzzo7IllzhvDIR2UQ/formResponse1/3 m3/4 m2/3 m1/2 mThe distance between the first and the third nodes of a standing wave is 0.1 m,its maximum displacement is 0.04 m and its frequency is 160 Hz. The wave-functions of the two travelling waves which interfere to give the standing waveare then:O1 = 0.04 sin(20mx-320rtt y2 0.04 sin(20x+320nt),O yl = 0.01 sin(10tx-80rtt),y2 = 0.01 sin(10rX+80nt),O y = 0.005 sin(5nx-40rtt) yM2 = 0.005 sin(StX-4Crt).O y = 0.02 sin(20rx-320mt)y2=D0.02 sin(20EX+32Drt),Oy=0,01 sini5rx-40t) y2-0.01 sin(5nx+40t)Two identical s.nusoidal.waves with wavelengths of 15 m travel in the samedirection at a speed of 10 nm/s. f the two waves originate from the same startingpoint. but with time delay tbetween them and with resultant ampli tudeAresultant= 3A ther t willbe equal tor

Standing waves are formed by the superposition of two travelling waves of the same frequency (with…

The distance between the first and the third nodes of a standing wave is 0.1 m, its maximum displacement is 0.04 m and its frequency is 160 Hz. The wave- functions of the two travelling waves which interfere to give the standing wave are then:

The distance between the first and the third nodes of a standing wave is 0.1 m, its maximum displacement is 0.04 m and its frequency is 160 Hz. The wave- functions of the two travelling waves which interfere to give the standing wave are then:

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