10. The progressive wave below is travelling to the right at a speed of 22 ms1.20 cm5 cm(a)(i) wave number(ii) frequency of the waveDetermine the(b)Write the wave equation[k == 40 um-f = 44 Hz; y = 0.025 sin (88nt -40 πx)]%3D

Consider the given data as below. Velocity, v=22 ms The length, l=20 cm The height of the wave, h=5…

10. The progressive wave below is travelling to the right at a speed of 22 m s1. 20 cm 5 cm (a) Determine the (i) wave number (ii) frequency of the wave (b) Write the wave equation [k = 40 am-1 f = 44 Hz; y = 0.025 sin (887t - 40 nx)]

10. The progressive wave below is travelling to the right at a speed of 22 m s1. 20 cm 5 cm (a) Determine the (i) wave number (ii) frequency of the wave (b) Write the wave equation [k = 40 am-1 f = 44 Hz; y = 0.025 sin (887t - 40 nx)]

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10. The progressive wave below is travelling to the right at a speed of 22 ms1.
20 cm
5 cm
(a)
(i) wave number
(ii) frequency of the wave
Determine the
(b)
Write the wave equation
[k =
= 40 um-f = 44 Hz; y = 0.025 sin (88nt -
40 πx)]
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