2) A wave is described by y = (2.08 cm) sin(kx-Ït), where k = 2.01 rad/m, Ï =3.56 rad/s, x is in meters, and t isin seconds.Determine the amplitude, wavelength, frequency, andspeed of thewave.
(a) cm (amplitude)
(b) m (wavelength)
(c) Hz
(d) m/s

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