1. Ay(cm) v=1m/s 44 2 -2 This is a snapshot in time at t=0s 6 For the wave above, draw: (i) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=4s. (ii) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=-2s. (iii) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=0m. (iv) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=4m. 8 10 x(m)

1. Ay(cm) v=1m/s 44 2 -2 This is a snapshot in time at t=0s 6 For the wave above, draw: (i) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=4s. (ii) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=-2s. (iii) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=0m. (iv) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=4m. 8 10 x(m)

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Chapter16: Wave Motion

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Problem 16.3CQ: When a pulse travels on a taut string, does it always invert upon reflection? Explain.

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v=1m/s
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This is a snapshot in time at t=0s
For the wave above, draw:
(i) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=4s.
(ii) a plot of Ay against x at a time t=-2s.
(iii) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=0m.
(iv) a plot of Ay against t at a distance x=4m.
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x(m)

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