Wave Equation in Space with Angle "p

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The discussion centers on finding the equation for a wave traveling at an angle "p" to the horizontal, with given wavelength 'a', frequency 'n', and time period 'T'. Participants suggest that this information can be easily found in introductory physics texts or online resources like HyperPhysics. There is a call for users to check these resources before posting questions to reduce clutter in forums. The conversation highlights the importance of utilizing existing educational materials for physics inquiries. Overall, the emphasis is on self-research before seeking help in forums.
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What is the equation of wave traveling in space making an angle "p" to the horizontal with wave length 'a',frequency 'n',time period 'T'.
Please anyone can help me
 
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Have you tried looking this up, already? Ths is something that could be found on the internet or found in the beginning of the waves section in any introductory physics text. For instance, hyperphysics is a great website for questions like these:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/waves/wavsol.html#c1

I don't mind helping you, but if everyone makes it a point to check places like hyperphysics first, the forums would be less cluttered. But then again, maybe I'm just a neat freak!:rolleyes:
 
Thanks G01 for help
 
No problem.:smile:
 
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