A string has a point attached to a motor that makes it oscillate with a simple harmonic mot he generated mechanical wave propagates to the right with amplitude A=0.10 m. A point string takes 1.1 s to complete one oscillation and the wavelength is 50 cm. At the instant w ime begins, t=0 s, the point on the string above the origin of coordinates is 0.10 m above t equilibrium point. From the situation described, determine: A. the wave function. 3. At time t=0 s, which points on the string have maximum elongation (ymax)? c. the maximum value of the velocity at points on this string. o. If the motor that makes the string oscillate has a fault and now produces a SHM with a requency that is only a quarter of the initial frequency of the movement, what effect does

A string has a point attached to a motor that makes it oscillate with a simple harmonic mot he generated mechanical wave propagates to the right with amplitude A=0.10 m. A point string takes 1.1 s to complete one oscillation and the wavelength is 50 cm. At the instant w ime begins, t=0 s, the point on the string above the origin of coordinates is 0.10 m above t equilibrium point. From the situation described, determine: A. the wave function. 3. At time t=0 s, which points on the string have maximum elongation (ymax)? c. the maximum value of the velocity at points on this string. o. If the motor that makes the string oscillate has a fault and now produces a SHM with a requency that is only a quarter of the initial frequency of the movement, what effect does

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Chapter16: Waves

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