Did I Make a Mistake in Analyzing the Oscillating String?

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The discussion revolves around the analysis of an oscillating string, where the user initially approached the problem in two steps, focusing on motion along the x and y axes. They express confusion about the correctness of their answer, questioning if they made a mistake in their analysis. The user realizes a potential error in notation, which may have contributed to their misunderstanding. The conversation highlights the importance of precise notation in physics problems. Overall, clarity in notation is crucial for accurate analysis in oscillation studies.
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Homework Statement
That's an easy problem. I will post below.
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All below.
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I thought we could do the part a by two steps:

(Studying the motion along x {there is no})

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and along y

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(Here should be T + dT)******
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But apparently the answer is: "
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So i think if the answer is wrong or, if not, where i made a mistake?
 
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They are the same aren't they?
 
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hutchphd said:
They are the same aren't they?
Jesus TRUTH, just now i notice the notation, omg zzzzzzzzzzzzz
 
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