b) Determine the following for this representation. Mark the quantities on the graph. If any are not possible to determine, stay so explicitly and explain. Amplitude - Wavelength – Period Frequency – Angular Frequency – Velocity –

b) Determine the following for this representation. Mark the quantities on the graph. If any are not possible to determine, stay so explicitly and explain. Amplitude - Wavelength – Period Frequency – Angular Frequency – Velocity –

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Chapter7: Tunneling Phenomena

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b) Determine the following for this representation. Mark the quantities on the graph. If any
are not possible to determine, stay so explicitly and explain.
Amplitude -
Wavelength –
Period
Frequency –
Angular Frequency –
Velocity –

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