Graph AGraph BDisplacment vs. Position for Random WaveDisplacementvs. Time for Random Wave3-1-2-2-5-5-6-6Position (m)Time (s)What is the amplitude of the wave represented by these two graphs? (Be careful – the center point is not at zero!)Your answer:2 m3 m4 m6 m

Amplitude is maximum displacement of a oscillating particle about its mean position. Information…

Displacment vs. Position for Random Wave Displacementvs. Time rRandom Wave 2. 1 -5 Position (m) Time (s) What is the amplitude of the wave represented by these two graphs? (Be careful – the center point is not at zero!) Your answer: O 2 m O 3 m O 4 m O 6 m

Displacment vs. Position for Random Wave Displacementvs. Time rRandom Wave 2. 1 -5 Position (m) Time (s) What is the amplitude of the wave represented by these two graphs? (Be careful – the center point is not at zero!) Your answer: O 2 m O 3 m O 4 m O 6 m

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Chapter14: Vibrations And Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 97A

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Graph B
Displacment vs. Position for Random Wave
Displacementvs. Time for Random Wave
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Position (m)
Time (s)
What is the amplitude of the wave represented by these two graphs? (Be careful – the center point is not at zero!)
Your answer:
2 m
3 m
4 m
6 m

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