Question: A wave on a string is described by D ( x , t ) = ( 3 . 6 cm ) sin [ 2 (
A wave on a string is described by
Dxtcm
sinxmts where x is in m and t is in s
Part A
In what direction is this wave traveling?
in the positive xdirectionin the negative xdirectionin other direction
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Part B
What is the wave speed?
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v
nothingnothing
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Part C
What is the frequency?
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f
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Part D
What is the wave number?
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k
nothingnothing
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Part E
At ts what is the displacement of the string at xm
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Dms
nothingnothing
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