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    This document discusses wave functions and properties of traveling and standing waves. It contains the following key points: 1) A wave function that describes a traveling wave moving to the right or left with amplitude Ym, angular frequency ω, wavenumber K, and phase φ. 2) The wave speed v is equal to the angular frequency ω divided by the wavenumber K. 3) For a standing wave formed by two traveling waves moving in opposite directions, the wave function is the sum of the individual wave functions and has nodes and antinodes that do not move.

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    This document discusses wave functions and properties of traveling and standing waves. It contains the following key points: 1) A wave function that describes a traveling wave moving to the right or left with amplitude Ym, angular frequency ω, wavenumber K, and phase φ. 2) The wave speed v is equal to the angular frequency ω divided by the wavenumber K. 3) For a standing wave formed by two traveling waves moving in opposite directions, the wave function is the sum of the individual wave functions and has nodes and antinodes that do not move.

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    List of Formulae (Waves)

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    This document discusses wave functions and properties of traveling and standing waves. It contains the following key points: 1) A wave function that describes a traveling wave moving to the right or left with amplitude Ym, angular frequency ω, wavenumber K, and phase φ. 2) The wave speed v is equal to the angular frequency ω divided by the wavenumber K. 3) For a standing wave formed by two traveling waves moving in opposite directions, the wave function is the sum of the individual wave functions and has nodes and antinodes that do not move.

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    A ES F5x 22002564

    direction
    Wave Function of wave
    -
    y (2. t) Ymsin (Wt1km 1D) travelling right
    =
    ve:

    where. Ym:amplitude. A tre: travelling left

    W angular frequency, w
    =

    2T
    E*
    = = 2 if

    K = Wavenumber, 12: a

    &) phase
    =

    constant

    At fined position, n

    & (t): Asin (ut) Asin = ) 2*+)


    At fixed time, t

    Asin (K2)
    y (r): Asin)?*a)
    =

    Wave speed standing waves

    ·
    for periodic waves, the wave travels
    I waves moving in the opposite direction
    exactly one
    wavelength (x) during
    one period (T) = Asin Cut-L2)
    A sin (wt + Km+ 0)
    v =

    = ft T:

    2TTx 2 O w:* 2 if ↑) Y, J2
    =
    +
    KI = =

    W T = Tension = 2Acos(K2) sin (ut)


    V = or v
    -
    =

    K
    Mx
    density of Al
    a rope string
    Amplitude, A'=2 ACOSCKM)

    Using trigonometric identities

    =. in 0 +sin O2
    X = Y, + Y2
    - 200s (0.02) sin (0,+02)
    - Asin (wt k2) -
    + Asin (wt5km+ 0)
    m u
    O, Oc

    +0))
    CNt+a + (wtrtm
    +-Km)
    01) sin Cutie)
    +
    -

    = (A+A)COS
    Z

    26m+0(sin (Qut+0(
    -

    -
    2Acos

    ACOs1-Ke+) sin (Lot 1) =


    cassume that * 01
    - +

    =
    2ACOSCK2) sin(t ) c0sC-K2) c0s
    = (K2) (

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