A Group of Waves3Consider the composition of three waves, yo, Y1, and y2 given byy0 = A sin (ka - wt)(-4) -- (--) ]AsinAk2AY2 =AkAwsin (ka) Express the superposition yo + yı + y2 as a single product of trigonometric functions. Sketchthe resultant wave for t = 0.b) If Ak/k = 10-?, how many zeros does the waveform have within each region of reinforcement(between adjacent zeros of the envelope)?c) If the phase velocity w/k = 10 cm/sec, Ak/k = 10-2, and Aw/w = 10-3, then what is thegroup velocity of the waveform?

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3 A Group of Waves Consider the composition of three waves, yo, Y1, and y2 given by yo = A sin (kr – wt) (-4)-- (--)] A Y1 = sin A sin k + a) Express the superposition y, + y1 + Y2 as a single product of trigonometric functions. Sketch the resultant wave for t = 0. b) If Ak/k = 10-2, how many zeros does the waveform have within each region of reinforcement (between adjacent zeros of the envelope)? c) If the phase velocity w/k = 10 cm/sec, Ak/k = 10~2, and Aw/w = 10-3, then what is the group velocity of the waveform? %3D

3 A Group of Waves Consider the composition of three waves, yo, Y1, and y2 given by yo = A sin (kr – wt) (-4)-- (--)] A Y1 = sin A sin k + a) Express the superposition y, + y1 + Y2 as a single product of trigonometric functions. Sketch the resultant wave for t = 0. b) If Ak/k = 10-2, how many zeros does the waveform have within each region of reinforcement (between adjacent zeros of the envelope)? c) If the phase velocity w/k = 10 cm/sec, Ak/k = 10~2, and Aw/w = 10-3, then what is the group velocity of the waveform? %3D

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