Homework1. Two waves traveling together along the same line are given by yı5 sin(wt + a/2) and y2 = 7 sin(wt +n/3). Find (a) the resultantamplitude, (b) the initial phase angle of the resultant, and (c) theresultant equation of motion.

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Two waves traveling together along the same line are given by y, = 5 sin(@t +n/2) and y2 7 sin(wt +1/3). Find (a) the resultant amplitude, (b) the initial phase angle of the resultant, and (c) the resultant equation of motion.

Two waves traveling together along the same line are given by y, = 5 sin(@t +n/2) and y2 7 sin(wt +1/3). Find (a) the resultant amplitude, (b) the initial phase angle of the resultant, and (c) the resultant equation of motion.

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1. Two waves traveling together along the same line are given by yı
5 sin(wt + a/2) and y2 = 7 sin(wt +n/3). Find (a) the resultant
amplitude, (b) the initial phase angle of the resultant, and (c) the
resultant equation of motion.

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