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OpenStudy (anonymous):

equation for amplitude

OpenStudy (anonymous):

x = A \sin(t - K) + b \ , A is the peak amplitude of the wave, x is the oscillating variable, t is time, K and b are arbitrary constants representing time and displacement offsets respectively.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@Orbitalshawn;In your question there must be equation of wave. BUT the amplitude relates to wave hence we may also write this equatio \[y or x=A \times \sin (\omega \times t +\Phi)\] where A is amplitude and \[\omega\] is angular frequency. \[\phi\] is phase constant and t is time..

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