A pulse (gas) travelling along a fine straight uniform tube filled with gas causes the density at any time t and distance x from the origin where the velocity is u\index{0} to become ?\index{0}ϕ(vt-x). Prove that the velocity u (at time t and distance x from the origin) is given
A pulse (gas) travelling along a fine straight uniform tube filled with gas causes the density at any time t and distance x from the origin where the velocity is u\index{0} to become ?\index{0}ϕ(vt-x). Prove that the velocity u (at time t and distance x from the origin) is given
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A pulse (gas) travelling along a fine straight
uniform tube filled with gas causes the density
at any time t and distance x from the origin
where the velocity is u\index{0} to become ?\index{0}ϕ(vt-x).
Prove that the velocity u (at time t and distance
x from the origin) is given by
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