The displacement of an oscillator is written as
y(t) = a sin (ωt ± φ)
whereas the equation of a wave is written as
y(x, t) = a sin (ωt − kx)
Highlight the differences between the two.
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Hey mate here is your answer.
OSCILLATION :
Y-length in the graph
T-time taken ti complete one oscillation
OMEGA- the angular momentum
THETA-angle in the graph
WAVE:
Velocity = displacement /time
d=vt
X-the velocity is X
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OSCILLATION :
Y-length in the graph
T-time taken ti complete one oscillation
OMEGA- the angular momentum
THETA-angle in the graph
WAVE:
Velocity = displacement /time
d=vt
X-the velocity is X
PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER AS A BRAIN LIST. Please....
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