the answer must be,a) 7.20 x 10-3mb) 0.3mc) 25Hzd) 7.5m/se) 0.04sf) 2 π/0.3mg) positive x direction 1. The wave function that describes a certain transverse wave at initial timet=0 isye, t-(7.20mm)sin2m(a.0400sFind the wave's (a) amplitude, (b) wavelength, (c) frequency, (d) speed ofpropagation, (e) period, (f) wave number, and (g) direction of propagation.

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1. The wave function that describes a certain transverse wave at initial time t=0 is yoc, t-(7.20mmjsin2m(m a.0400 Find the wave's (a) amplitude, (b) wavelength, (c) frequency, (d) speed of propagation, (e) period, (f) wave number, and (g) direction of propagation.

1. The wave function that describes a certain transverse wave at initial time t=0 is yoc, t-(7.20mmjsin2m(m a.0400 Find the wave's (a) amplitude, (b) wavelength, (c) frequency, (d) speed of propagation, (e) period, (f) wave number, and (g) direction of propagation.

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c) 25Hz

d) 7.5m/s

e) 0.04s

f) 2 π/0.3m

g) positive x direction

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ye, t-(7.20mm)sin2m(
a.0400s
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propagation, (e) period, (f) wave number, and (g) direction of propagation.

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