A progressive wave equation is represented by y = a sin(150 πt - \(\frac{πx}{4}\)). if the phase difference of a progressive wave is 45°, the value of x in the equation is

a

3 cm

b

4 cm

c

1 cm

d

2 cm

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Hydrocarbon1
5 years ago

Φ=2πx/λ
compare with πx/4

πx/4=2πx/λ

πx cancles in both sides
λ=8

so
45°=2πx/8
2πx=360

and π=180°
so
x=360/360
x=1

Glory111
10 years ago

please the admin should review the workings of this question. The answer gotten is not correct.

y=A sin (150€t - €x/4) take € as pi

from equation given,

phase angle =45 = €x/4

45 * 4 = 180

€x = 180. (pi = 180)

Therefore x = 1cm

option C

Pascal3627
4 years ago

God bless all this physicist here❤️

Hydrocarbon1
5 years ago

Φ=2πx/λ
compare with πx/4

πx/4=2πx/λ

πx cancles in both sides
λ=8

so
45°=2πx/8
2πx=360

and π=180°
so
x=360/360
x=1

topeter997
10 years ago

phase difference is from ur equation.....nt the other way round myschoolers.....option c is correct

regony600
9 years ago

Correct this answer please

MaraeX
7 years ago

both the answer and the solution is wrong

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