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The following figure is a snapshot graph at t=0s of a 5.0 Hz wave traveling to the left. a. What is the wave speed? b. What is the phase constant? C. Write the displacement equation for this wave.

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The following figure is a snapshot graph at t=0s of a 5.0 Hz wave traveling to the left.
a. What is the wave speed?
b. What is the phase constant?
C. Write the displacement equation for this wave.
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Snapshot graph at t = 0 s
x (m)

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