FUND. OF PHYSICS FOR LSU WILEY+ NEXT GEN
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Chapter 31, Problem 4Q
What values of phase constant ϕ in Eq. 31-12 allow situations (a), (c), (e), and (g) of Fig. 31-1 to occur at t = 0?
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FUND. OF PHYSICS FOR LSU WILEY+ NEXT GEN
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