Sinusoidal wave equation

This video will introduce you to the sinusoidal wave equation and give you an example of how it can be used.

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2pi for wave of one cycle like sinx or cosx and xpi for wave of one cycle of any shape i wish you be more accurate we should give the big picture always thanks for you mom

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It's not easy to read. Your dots really look like the multiplication sign and your z looks like an inverted epsilon.

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if wave to the left , it will be positive if wave to the right , it will be negative sign

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darn my communications teacher used sine cos tan that was it.

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In some textbook Y= a sin (wt-kx) But in some Y= a sin (kx-wt) What is the difference.. Are they same. Kindly explain

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The second equation, Is it in one of any questions?

[@manmohanbisht69]

@@tblockybee-t3.611 no. Actually they both are traveling in same direction with phase difference of 180. I think u r not aware of these questions

[@tblockybee-t3.611]

@@manmohanbisht69 Well I'm just curious because I just came in this subject and I want to know what kind of question will this be in to be prepared

[@manmohanbisht69]

@@tblockybee-t3.611 m sorry.. U felt bad.. Equation for SHM Both waves travelling in same direction. With phase difference of π.

[@tblockybee-t3.611]

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Where is the t or time in the equation

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