Two waves Y1 = 3.6 sin (942 t–0.02512 x + 37) and Y2 = 3.8 sin (942 t –0.02512 x + 47t) interfere. Compute: (a) the frequency (f) of each wave, and (b) the wavelength (2) of each wave (All quantities are in SI units)

Two waves Y1 = 3.6 sin (942 t–0.02512 x + 37) and Y2 = 3.8 sin (942 t –0.02512 x + 47t) interfere. Compute: (a) the frequency (f) of each wave, and (b) the wavelength (2) of each wave (All quantities are in SI units)

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Two waves Y1 = 3.6 sin (942 t –0.02512 x + 3n) and Y2 = 3.8 sin (942 t –0.02512 x + 47)
interfere.
Compute: (a) the frequency (f) of each wave, and (b) the wavelength (^.) of each wave (All
quantities are in SI units)

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