**Title: Determining Wave Speed Using Graphical Data****Problem Statement:**Using the data in the graphs that accompany this problem, determine the speed of the wave.**Graph Descriptions:**1. **Graph on the Left:** - **Vertical Axis (y')**: Displacement in meters (m), ranging from -0.010 m to +0.010 m. - **Horizontal Axis (x)**: Position in meters (m), marked at intervals such as 0.020 m, 0.040 m, 0.060 m, and 0.080 m. - **Snapshot of the wave at t = 0 s**: Displays a wave with peaks and troughs, showing the displacement of the wave at various positions.2. **Graph on the Right:** - **Vertical Axis (y')**: Displacement in meters (m), ranging from -0.010 m to +0.010 m. - **Horizontal Axis (t)**: Time in seconds (s), marked at intervals such as 0.10 s, 0.20 s, 0.30 s, and 0.40 s. - **Wave at x = 0 m**: Illustrates a wave with consistent frequency, showing the displacement of a fixed point over time.**Analysis Approach:**- To determine the speed of the wave, consider the spatial and temporal characteristics illustrated by these graphs.- Identify the wavelength (\(\lambda\)) from the left graph by measuring the distance between two successive points of similar phase, such as peak to peak.- Determine the period (T) from the right graph by measuring the time between two successive points of similar phase, such as peak to peak.- Calculate the wave speed (v) using the equation:\[ v = \frac{\lambda}{T} \]This analysis will provide the speed at which the wave propagates through the medium.

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Using the data in the graphs that accompany this problem, determine the speed of the wave. At r =0s y (m) + 0.010 At x = 0m y (m) + 0.010- 0.020/ 0.060/ 0.20 0.40 /0.040 0.080 x (m) 0.10 0.30 (s) -0.010 -0.010

Using the data in the graphs that accompany this problem, determine the speed of the wave. At r =0s y (m) + 0.010 At x = 0m y (m) + 0.010- 0.020/ 0.060/ 0.20 0.40 /0.040 0.080 x (m) 0.10 0.30 (s) -0.010 -0.010

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