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Chapter 14, Problem 5P

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The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points.

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Answer to Problem 5P

The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 1.647cm .

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The first wave function is 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) , the second wave function is 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) , the position of the element is 1cm and time of the wave function is 1s .

The sum of two wave functions is,

y=y1+y2

  • y is the sum of the two wave functions.
  • y1 is the first wave function.
  • y2 is second wave function.

Substitute 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) for y1 and 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) .

y=3.0cos(4.0x1.6t)+4.0sin(5.0x2.0t)

Substitute 1cm for x and 1s for t in above expression to find y .

y=3.0cos(4.0×1cm1.6×1s)+4.0sin(5.0×1cm2.0×1s)=1.647cm

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 1.647cm .

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To determine

The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points.

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Answer to Problem 5P

The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 6.022cm .

Explanation of Solution

Given information:The first wave function is 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) , the second wave function is 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) , the position of the element is 1cm and time of the wave function is 0.500s .

The sum of two wave functions is,

y=y1+y2

  • y is the sum of the two wave functions.
  • y1 is the first wave function.
  • y2 is second wave function.

Substitute 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) for y1 and 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) .

y=3.0cos(4.0x1.6t)+4.0sin(5.0x2.0t)

Substitute 1cm for x and 0.500s for t to find the y .

y=3.0cos(4.0×1cm1.6×0.500s)+4.0sin(5.0×1cm2.0×0.500s)=6.022cm

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 6.022cm .

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To determine

The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points.

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Answer to Problem 5P

The value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 1.15cm .

Explanation of Solution

Given info:The first wave function is 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) , the second wave function is 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) , the position of the element is 0.500cm and time of the wave function is 0s .

The sum of two wave functions is,

y=y1+y2

  • y is the sum of the two wave functions.
  • y1 is the first wave function.
  • y2 is second wave function.

Substitute 3.0cos(4.0x1.6t) for y1 and 4.0sin(5.0x2.0t) ,

y=3.0cos(4.0x1.6t)+4.0sin(5.0x2.0t)

Substitute 0.500cm for x and 0s for t to find the y .

y=3.0cos(4.0×0.500cm1.6×0s)+4.0sin(5.0×0.500cm2.0×0s)=1.15cm

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the sum of two wave functions y1+y2 at given points is 1.15cm .

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