College Physics
College Physics
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QUESTION 6 V1 = Vosin (wt + kx + 4) V2 = Vosin (2wt + kx – Which of these descriptions of the two waveforms above is correct? V2 looks identical to V1 but is simply displaced in time V2 oscillates at half the rate of V1 rate and lags behind it temporaly V2 oscillates at twice the rate of V1 and lags behind it temporaly V2 oscillates at twice the rate of V1 but is otherwise in phase V2 has twice the amplitude of V1 and is offset in time by 20 degrees V2 has twice the wavelength of V1 and lags behind it by radians
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 6 V1 = Vosin (wt + kx + 4) V2 = Vosin (2wt + kx – Which of these descriptions of the two waveforms above is correct? V2 looks identical to V1 but is simply displaced in time V2 oscillates at half the rate of V1 rate and lags behind it temporaly V2 oscillates at twice the rate of V1 and lags behind it temporaly V2 oscillates at twice the rate of V1 but is otherwise in phase V2 has twice the amplitude of V1 and is offset in time by 20 degrees V2 has twice the wavelength of V1 and lags behind it by radians
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