Which of the following statements are true? Select one or more: When a stretched string initially has velocity, but no displacement the coefficients of the cos(ont) terms are non-zero and the coefficients of the sin(nt) terms are zero: a. b. When a stretched string initially has displacement, but no velocity the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are non-zero and the coefficients of the sin(nt) terms are zero. DC. Od. When a stretched string initially has velocity, but no displacement the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are zero and the coefficients of the sin(@nt) terms are non-zero. When a stretched string initially has displacement, but no velocity the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are zero and the coefficients of the sin(@nt) terms are non-zero.

Which of the following statements are true? Select one or more: When a stretched string initially has velocity, but no displacement the coefficients of the cos(ont) terms are non-zero and the coefficients of the sin(nt) terms are zero: a. b. When a stretched string initially has displacement, but no velocity the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are non-zero and the coefficients of the sin(nt) terms are zero. DC. Od. When a stretched string initially has velocity, but no displacement the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are zero and the coefficients of the sin(@nt) terms are non-zero. When a stretched string initially has displacement, but no velocity the coefficients of the cos(nt) terms are zero and the coefficients of the sin(@nt) terms are non-zero.

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