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MULTIPLE CHOICE a. 8000 in/sec^2 b. 23,073 in/sec^2 c. 15,282 in/sec^2 d. 9,005.8 in/sec^2

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Show explicitly that the wave function, y(x, t) = A cos (kx – wt) satisfies the wave equation, 8² dx2 y(x, t): = 1 0² v² atzy (x, t) Write the explicit value of v as a function of the parameters of the wave function, w, k and A. Note: Attached in the other image the answer, can you please explain it.

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Steps-Part aStep 1) In order to calculate the spring constant, the spring is positioned vertically, and a small mass is attached to its lower hook.Step 2) Visit the site:https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/masses-and-springs/latest/masses-and-springs_en.htmlStep 3) Select the Lab icon.Step 4) Make sure the damping is set to none. Using the ruler, measure the displacement of the spring and calculate the spring constant.Step 5) The mass is removed and securely attached to an inelastic cord. On other end of the cord is attached to the spring. Another segment of cord is attached to the other side of the spring. The opposite end of this cord is left free. This is the end in which the system will be rotated. The setup is shown in Fig. 1. The ball is rotated in a horizontal circle.Step 6) The radius of the system is measured before the spring is displaced.Step 7) The system is now spun around until uniform circular motion is achieved and the spring displacement is measured. Steps-Part bStep…