I need the answer as soon as possible 02/ An elastic wave travels along the x-axis ofa rod fixed at both enas. THE wavu LIVw--its third harmonic according to the equation: y = 2 sin (0.6x) cos (500 at), (x and y are incm, t is in sec.). What is the length of the rod?diatomic molecule is

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Q2/ An elastic wave travels along the x-axis of a rod fixed at both enas. 1e wave zavas its third harmonic according to the equation:y = 2 sin (0.6x) cos (500 rt), (x and y are in cm, t is in sec.). What is the length of the rod? diotomic molecule is

Q2/ An elastic wave travels along the x-axis of a rod fixed at both enas. 1e wave zavas its third harmonic according to the equation:y = 2 sin (0.6x) cos (500 rt), (x and y are in cm, t is in sec.). What is the length of the rod? diotomic molecule is

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its third harmonic according to the equation: y = 2 sin (0.6x) cos (500 at), (x and y are in
cm, t is in sec.). What is the length of the rod?
diatomic molecule is

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