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Transcribed Image Text:26... Predict/Calculate Four waves are described by the following equations, in which
all distances are measured in centimeters and all times are measured in seconds:
✓YA = 10 cos (3x - 4t)
YB = 10 cos (5x + 4t)
, yc = 20 cos (-10x + 60t)
YD = 20 cos (-4x - 20t)
fy(x,x)
= Acos (²1/₁2-27/1
y₁ = 20 cos (10x-60t)
(a) Which of these waves travel in the x direction? (b) Which of these waves travel in
the - direction? (c) Which wave has the highest frequency? (d) Which wave has the
greatest wavelength? (e) Which wave has the greatest speed?
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