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The description of a certain wave is given by the equation
y(x,t) = (6.00 cm)cos(2π*(x/28 cm - t/0.031 s)).
Calculate the wave's
a. amplitude
b. wavelength
c. frequency
d. speed of propagation
e. direction of propagation
f. position of the particle when x = 10 cm and t = 0.12 s.
g. velocity of the particle when x = 10 cm and t = 0.12 s.
h. acceleration of the particle x = 10 cm and t = 0.12 s.
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NOTE: Round your answer to 3 significant digits only! Also, use pi = 3.14
a. 6.00 mm cm
b. 28.0 cm cm
c. 32.3 hz Hz
d. 9.03 cm/s cm/s
e. right (state if left or right)
f. Blank 6 cm
g. Blank 7 cm/s
h. Blank 8 cm/s²
D. inversely proportional to the square of the amplit
2. If the amplitude of sine wave is doubled, the intensity
A. Remains the same.
C. Increases by factor 4.
D. Increases by factor 16
B. Increases by factor 2.
3. A mass suspended from the end of the spring vibrates up and down
frequency and period of the vibration?
A 1.5Hz, 0.67sec.
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compressed 2cm and is then released from rest. At what speed will
position if a constant friction force of 1ON retards its motion from th
A 70m/s.
5. Which one of the following statements is true a spring-mass system
B. 0.67HZ, 1.5 sec.
C. 0.0012HZ, 864sec.
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