The following equation can be given for a transverse wave traveling on a string,

A=2mm, k=19 rad/m, w=480 rad/sec

(a) Find the amplitude of the transverse wave.

(b) Find the frequency.

(c) Find wave velocity

(d) Give the wavelength.

(e) For the same wave, what is the maximum traverse speed?

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