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Transverse Wave: Time difference between two points
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[QUOTE="Const@ntine, post: 5802299, member: 585894"] Yeah, the "particle"/point that is found at x = 0 goes "up and down"/oscillates between +A/-A, and I need to find the time difference between the first time it arrives at y = 0.175 m and the second time it arrives there. Ah, so I have to take a constant, k in this instance, and pluck it in BOTH formulas? So, essentially, I need to use both formulas for just one k? How does that work though? Shouldn't I get the same result if I picked just one formula, and then just plucked in two different values for k (0 & 1)? What's the theory/backstory behind it? [/QUOTE]
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