Consider a wave described by the wave function5 TT5-1-1y (x,t)= 0.85m sinX +t +), find the time period of wave?-m246.а.0.63 sb. 0.36 sС.1.6 sd. 0.57 s

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Consider a wave described by the wave function -1 S. 4 -1 y (x,t)= 0.85m sin t + -), find the time period of wav a. 0.63 s b. 0.36 s

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