A transverse wave of the form y = 0.05 sin [( π/2(4t-x )](in SI units) moves along a rope. At x = 0, t = 0, the point of the rope is moving - VgyanHub

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A transverse wave of the form y = 0.05 sin [( π/2(4t-x )](in SI units) moves along a rope. At x = 0, t = 0, the point of the rope is moving

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(a) downward at 0.314 m/s while the waveform is moving forward at 4 m/s
(b) upward at 0.314 m/s while the waveform is moving forward at 4 m/s
(c) downward at 4 m/s while the waveform is moving forward at 0.314 m/s
(a) upward at 4 m/s while the waveform is moving forward at 0.314 m/s

Answer :

(b) upward at 0.314 m/s while the waveform is moving forward at 4 m/s

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