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Two waves are given below, interferes each other what is the resultant wave and its amplitude?
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\[\psi 1 =20Cos(5x+25t) \] \[\psi 2 =20Cos(5x+25t+ \Pi/3)\]
Are the two waves travelling in the same direction?
information given in the question buddy,,,, i guess Pi /3 is the angel
\(\pi\)/3 is phase difference.
yeah same, phase difference between waves..
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resultant wave?
resultant wave = \(\psi =\psi 1 + \psi 2\) \[\psi=20\sqrt{3} \cos (5x +25 + \frac{\pi}{6})\]
so amplitude seems to be 20\(\sqrt3\)
juss to add waves?
is it?
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yep
|dw:1339676033159:dw| Just add these vectors to get the resultant amplitude.
r u sure guys?
Yep.
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