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a ripple tank demonstrates the effect of two water waves being added together. the two waves are described by h = 8cos thetta t and h= 6sin thetta t,where t belongs to (0,2π) us in seconds and his the height in millimeter above still water. find the maximum height of the resultant wave and the value of t at which it occurs

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Answered by Sidyandex
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The object height is placed by the above ground after considering t seconds and given by the function h(t) is 144 and raise according to the ripple function.

This should be calculated in achieving over integration and integrate over either t=-2t and follows basic rules.

The properties are consider and add to H values.

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : a ripple tank demonstrates the effect of two water waves being added together. the two waves are described by h = 8cos t and h= 6sin t, where t belongs to (0,2π) us in seconds and   the height in millimeter above still water.

To find : the maximum height of the resultant wave and the value of t at which it occurs

Solution:

h = 8cost

h = 6sint

added together.

8cost  +  6sint

Maximum value of  acosx + bsinx is given by  √a²+b²

Hence maximum value = √8² + 6²  = 10

maximum height of the resultant wave = 10

(10/10)( 8cost  +  6sint)

= 10 ( (4/5)cost + (3/5)Sint)

4/5 = cosa  then 3/5 = Sina  

=> a = Cos⁻¹(4/5)  or Sin⁻¹(3/5)

= 10 ( cos a Cost + sinasint)

= 10 ( cos ( a - t)  

is max when

a - t =  0

=> t = a

=> t = Cos⁻¹(4/5)  or Sin⁻¹(3/5)

=> t ≈  37°  ≈ 0.21π

maximum height of the resultant wave  =  10 mm

and the value of t at which it occurs  =  37°  ≈ 0.21π

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