Please help with 5 and 6! Thank you! 5. Below is a pulse in a light rope approaching a heavy rope. Sketch the two rope system just afterthe pulse hits the wall.6. T the right is a two-rope system soon aftera pulse arrived at the center.a) If the right rope is the heavy rope, what did the system look like just after the system wasshaken? In other words, show with a sketch which end was shaken and if the shake was up ordown.b) If the left rope is the heavy rope, what did the system look like just after the system wasshaken?wallwall

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Please help with 5 and 6! Thank you!

5. Below is a pulse in a light rope approaching a heavy rope. Sketch the two rope system just after
the pulse hits the wall.
6. T the right is a two-rope system soon after
a pulse arrived at the center.
a) If the right rope is the heavy rope, what did the system look like just after the system was
shaken? In other words, show with a sketch which end was shaken and if the shake was up or
down.
b) If the left rope is the heavy rope, what did the system look like just after the system was
shaken?
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