Time10.00Function: Y(x) (x)+2(x)Two waves: set valuesWave packet: set valuesPlease read this page, follow the directions, and answer the questions posed.a. Where is the wave located?b. Keep k₂ the same and choose k₁ = 8.0 rad/m. Now, there is a localized packet.What is the uncertainty in x (measure the distance from one zero amplitude to thenext)? What is the uncertainty in k (Ak = |k1 - k2|)? What is the uncertainty in xand the uncertainty in kfor part (a)?

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