Need help with all parts pls a. Write down an equation, D(x, t), for a transverse standing wave on a stringof length L = 0.20 m that is fixed at each end, given that the antinodes areat maximum displacement at t = 0. The standing wave has wavelength 2= 0.20 m and frequency f= 400 Hz. The maximum displacement of anantinode is 0.040 m.%3Db. What is the period T of this wave?c. Draw a sketch of the standing wave at the following times t = 0, t= T/4, t= T/2.d. What are the values of x for all antinodes?e. What are the values of x for all nodes?f. Write down the equation for the two traveling waves that make up thisstanding wave.g. What is the speed of these travelling waves?

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a. Write down an equation, D(x, t), for a transverse standing wave on a string of length L = 0.20 m that is fixed at each end, given that the antinodes are at maximum displacement at t = 0. The standing wave has wavelength 2 = 0.20 m and frequency f= 400 Hz. The maximum displacement of an antinode is 0.040 m.

a. Write down an equation, D(x, t), for a transverse standing wave on a string of length L = 0.20 m that is fixed at each end, given that the antinodes are at maximum displacement at t = 0. The standing wave has wavelength 2 = 0.20 m and frequency f= 400 Hz. The maximum displacement of an antinode is 0.040 m.

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