The oscillations of two points x1 &x2 at x=0 &x=1 m respectively are modelled as follows ;
Y1 = .3 sin4pi t
Y2= .3 sin(4pi t +pi/8 )
Calculate the wave length And speed of the associated wave.
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A progressive transverse wave (propagating in negative x direction) is modeled as y(t, x) = A Sin (ωt + k x)
So y(t, x=0) = A Sin ωt , Given y1(t,x1=0) = 0.3 Sin 4π t meters
Comparing these we get: A = 0.3 m, ω = 4π rad/s
f = ω/2π = 2 Hz
Now y(t, x=1m) = A Sin (ωt + k), given y2(t, x2=1m) = 0.3 Sin(4πt+π/8)
compare them. A = 0.3 m, ω = 4π rad/s, f = 2Hz, k = π/8 m⁻¹
λ = wavelength = 2π/λ = 16 m
speed of wave = f λ = 32 m/s
So y(t, x=0) = A Sin ωt , Given y1(t,x1=0) = 0.3 Sin 4π t meters
Comparing these we get: A = 0.3 m, ω = 4π rad/s
f = ω/2π = 2 Hz
Now y(t, x=1m) = A Sin (ωt + k), given y2(t, x2=1m) = 0.3 Sin(4πt+π/8)
compare them. A = 0.3 m, ω = 4π rad/s, f = 2Hz, k = π/8 m⁻¹
λ = wavelength = 2π/λ = 16 m
speed of wave = f λ = 32 m/s
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