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is y=log(x+2t) a wave?

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Can the wave functions y=r(x-vt) or y=rlog(x+vt),y=r√vt-x represent a wave motion? Solution : No. ... As the given functions are neither harmonic nor finite, therefore, they cannot represent wave motion.

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is y=log(x+2t) a wave?