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A buoy, floating in a ripple tank, is at rest when a wave reaches it. The wave has a frequency of 1.25 Hz, and an amplitude of 0.75 m. What is the magnitude of the buoy’s displacement after 2.20 seconds?

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Answered by subornoroychowdhury7
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Answer:

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Explanation:

The magnitude of the buoy’s displacement after 2.20 seconds is \bold { -6.57 10^{-3\ } m}−6.5710

−3

m .

The movement of water is an oscillation in the vertical direction can be calculated by

\bold { y = A cos (\omega t)}y=Acos(ωt)

where,

A - amplitude = 0.75 m

\bold {\omega}ω - angular velocity

Relationship between angular velocity and frequency

\begin{gathered}\bold { \omega = 2\pi f}\\\\ \bold { \omega = 2\pi 1.25}\\\\\bold { \omega = 7.85\ rad / s}\end{gathered}

ω=2πf

ω=2π1.25

ω=7.85 rad/s

Now put the values,

\begin{gathered}\bold { y = 0.75 cos (7.85 \times 2.2)}\\\\ \bold {y = -0.00657\ m}\\\\ \bold { y = \bold { -6.57 10^{-3\ } m}}\end{gathered}

y=0.75cos(7.85×2.2)

y=−0.00657 m

y=−6.5710

−3

m

The magnitude of the buoy’s displacement after 2.20 seconds is \bold { -6.57 10^{-3\ } m}−6.5710

−3

m .

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