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If a wavey(x,t)=(6.0mm)sin(kx+600rad/st)travels along a string, how much time does any given point on the string take to move between displacementsy=+2.0mmand y=-2.0mm?

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Any given point on the string takes 1.1 ms to move between displacementsy=+2.0mm andy=+2.0mm

Step by step solution

01

The given data

  1. The given equation of the wave,yx,t=6.0mmsinlx+600rad/st+ϕ
  2. Displacements of the string is between, y=+2.0mmandy=+2.0mm
02

Understanding the concept of wave equation

Here, we can apply the standard wave equation for the two given displacements. By rearranging it and subtracting we get the required time.

03

Calculation for the time taken by the point of string

The given wave function is

yx,t=6.0mmsinlx+600rad/st+ϕ

Suppose, the point is at y = +2.0 mm at timet=t1. So,

+2.0mm=6.0mmsinlx+600rad/st+ϕkx+600rad/st1+ϕ=2.0mm6.0mm........................................1

In a similar way, let us assume the point is at y =-2.0 mm at time . So,

role="math" localid="1657281223675" -2.0mm=6.0mmsinkx+600rad/st2+ϕkx+600rad/st2+ϕ=-2.0mm6.0mm........................................2

Now, by subtracting equation (1) from equation (2), we get

600×t1-t2=0.67614t1-t2=1.1269×10-3s1.1ms

Hence, the value of required time is1.1ms

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