The discussion revolves around calculating the phase difference in a traveling harmonic wave, characterized by a frequency of 10 Hz and a speed of 200 m/s. The specific scenario involves determining the phase difference at two positions that are 3 meters apart.
The discussion is in the early stages, with participants seeking to clarify the original poster's question and understanding. Some guidance has been offered regarding the equation for a traveling wave, but no consensus or resolution has been reached yet.
One participant mentions their background in physics but expresses a lack of recent familiarity with the topic, indicating potential gaps in knowledge that may affect the discussion.
Hello Craig. Welcome to PF !Craig said:Homework Statement
A traveling harmonic wave has a frequency of 10Hz and a speed of 200ms-1.
Calculate the phase difference at a given instant at two positions which are 3m
Craig said:I have a BSc in physics However that was 15 year ago and now I have a friend of my daughter doing summer school to get into uni and I'm helping. I am a bit rusty and need help