6 Two sinusoidal waves are moving through a medium in the negative x-direction.Each of the waves has an amplitude of 6 cm, a wavelength of 3 m, and afrequency of 1 Hz. The phase difference between the two waves is p = T/3 rad.What is the transverse displacement (y_res = ?) of an element on the resultantwave at t = 0.05 sec and at a position x = 0.4 m?%3DO y_res = 9 cmO y_res = 6 cmO y_res = 10.33 cmO y_res = 4.85 cm!!y_res = 5.23 cmTwo waves travelling in the same direction are described by the wave functions:y1 (x,t) = 0.03 sin(rx - 10rnt) and y2 (x.t) = 0.03 sin(rox - 10rtt + 10r/3), where x andy are in meters and t is in seconds. Which of the following wave functionsrepresents the resultant wave due to the interference between the two waves?O y_res (x.t) = 0.03sin(rx - 10nt + 5r/3)O y_res (x,t) = 0.06sin(nx - 10nt + T/3)%3DO y_res (x,t) = 0.03V3sin(nx - 10nt + T/6)O y_res (x,t) = 0.03sin(nx - 10nt + n/3)O y_res (x.t) = 0.06sin(nx - 10nt + n/6)

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Two sinusoidal waves are moving through a medium in the negative x-direction. Each of the waves has an amplitude of 6 cm, a wavelength of 3 m, and a frequency of 1 Hz. The phase difference between the two waves is p = T/3 rad. What is the transverse displacement (y_res = ?) of an element on the resultant %3! wave at t = 0.05 sec and at a position x = 0.4 m? %3D O y_res = 9 cm O yres = 6 cm O y_res = 10.33 cm O y_res = 4.85 cm O y_res = 5.23 cm

Two sinusoidal waves are moving through a medium in the negative x-direction. Each of the waves has an amplitude of 6 cm, a wavelength of 3 m, and a frequency of 1 Hz. The phase difference between the two waves is p = T/3 rad. What is the transverse displacement (y_res = ?) of an element on the resultant %3! wave at t = 0.05 sec and at a position x = 0.4 m? %3D O y_res = 9 cm O yres = 6 cm O y_res = 10.33 cm O y_res = 4.85 cm O y_res = 5.23 cm

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