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Consider a wave described by the wave function 7 T y (x,t)= 0.85m sin (- x + 4 t + ), find the time period of wave? 2 O a. 0.57 s O b. 0.63 s Ос 1.6 s O d. 0.36 s

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Problem 56P: Consider a wave described by the wave function y(x,t)=0.3msin(2.00m1x628.00s1t) . (a) How many...

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Consider a wave described by the wave function
7 T
y (x,t)=0.85m sin (-
x +
4
t +
), find the time period of wave?
2
O a. 0.57 s
O b. 0.63 s
O c.
1.6 s
O d. 0.36 s

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