Part A:
The general form of the equation of a transverse wave is given by:
where A is the amplitude,
is the wavelength, and T is the period.
Given that a certain transverse wave is described by:
, where b = 5.90 mm , l = 29.0 cm , and \tau = 3.90\times10^{-2} s
Thus, the amplitude is b = 5.90 mm = 5.9\times10^{-3} \ m
Part B:
The general form of the equation of a transverse wave is given by:
where A is the amplitude,
is the wavelength, and T is the period.
Given that a certain transverse wave is described by:
, where b = 5.90 mm , l = 29.0 cm , and \tau = 3.90\times10^{-2} s
<span>Thus,
Part C:
</span><span>The general form of the equation of a transverse wave is given by:
where A is the amplitude,
is the wavelength, and T is the period.
</span><span>Given that a certain transverse wave is described by:
,
where b = 5.90 mm , l = 29.0 cm , and \tau = 3.90\times10^{-2} s
</span>
<span>The wave's frequency, f, is given by:
</span>
Part D:
Given that the <span>the wavelength is
</span><span>and that the wave's frequency is 29.4 Hz
</span><span>The wave's speed of propagation, v, is given by:
</span>