At what distances from left end are nodes of staanding wave

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Question: Standing waves on a wire are described by y(x,t)=(ASWsinkx)sin?t, with ASW = 3.00mm , ? = 975rad/s , and k = 0.790?rad/m . The left end of the wire is at x = 0.

Part A: At what distances from the left end are the nodes of the standing wave.

Part B: At what distances from the left end are the antinodes of the standing wave?

Reference no: EM132111946

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