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Two waves travelling in the same medium are described by:y1=0.2 sin(2Ttx+5Tt); y2=0.2 sin(2Ttx-5tt) The standing wave resulting from the superposition of these waves is described by:

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Two waves travelling in the same medium
are described by:y1=0.2 sin(2TTX+5t);
y2=0.2 sin(2Ttx-5Ttt) The standing wave
resulting from the superposition of these
waves is described by:
O y=0.2 sin(2nx)cos(5nt)
Ο -0.4 sin(2πx)cos(5πt)
Ο y-0.4sin(5πx) cos(2πι)
y=0.2sin(5Ttx)cos(2nt)
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