3.A progressive wave propagates towards negative-x direction with a velocity of5 m s'. The amplitude and wavelength are 15 cm and 40 cm respectively.a)b)Write the wave equation.Calculate the vibrational velocity of a particle at position x = 4 cm and at time,t = 0.6 s.[DIY]%3D[-9.53 m s']

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A progressive wave propagates towards negative-x direction with a velocity of 5 ms'. The amplitude and wavelength are 15 cm and 40 cm respectively. a) b) 3. Write the wave equation. Calculate the vibrational velocity of a particle at position x = 4 cm and at time, t = 0.6 s. [DIY) [-9.53 m s']

A progressive wave propagates towards negative-x direction with a velocity of 5 ms'. The amplitude and wavelength are 15 cm and 40 cm respectively. a) b) 3. Write the wave equation. Calculate the vibrational velocity of a particle at position x = 4 cm and at time, t = 0.6 s. [DIY) [-9.53 m s']

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