When does an object have negative velocity
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1. 12m/s and here’s how. The equation for calculating velocity of a wave is lambda x frequency. So 2m x 6Hz. Hz can be 1/s so the only unit of measurement we get is meters and seconds. So the answer will be 12m/s.
2. Frequency=2Hz period= 0.5 seconds
Equation for frequency is velocity/wavelength. 10m/s divides by 5m = 2Hz.
Equation for period is 1 / frequency. 1 divided by 2 = 0.5 seconds
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2. Frequency=2Hz period= 0.5 seconds
Equation for frequency is velocity/wavelength. 10m/s divides by 5m = 2Hz.
Equation for period is 1 / frequency. 1 divided by 2 = 0.5 seconds
3. The answer is the picture of you can’t read my hand writing comment and say “ I need the info about the wave because I can’t read your hand writing “ thank you and I hoped I helped
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Explanation:
According to the question
net force F = 2.20×10^6 N
displacement
from figure , the horizontal forces are same in magnitude and opposite direction.
so , neglect these two forces.
we can take only vertical components of the force.
total force F' = F cos 19° + F cos 19°
= 2×F×cos 19° ................. (1
therefore , total work is
W = F'S
= (2F cos19)×S
