5TConsider a wave described by the wave function y (x,t)=0.50m sin9Ts1t +4-1, find the3wavelength of wave?O a. 1.35 mO b. 0.89 mO c. 1.12 mO d. 1.2 m

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Consider a wave described by the wave function y (x,t)=0.50m sin
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s1t +
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, find the
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wavelength of wave?
O a. 1.35 m
O b. 0.89 m
O c. 1.12 m
O d. 1.2 m

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