I need help The wave functions for two waves traveling on a string are described by:y(x,t) = A sin (TX-40nt)andy2 (x, t) = A sin (Tx + 40nt)where, y and x are in meters, and t is in seconds. An element of the string oscillating verticallywith amplitude A would be located at:x = (1/12) mO x = (1/15) mO x= (1/6) mO x = (1/18) mO x = (1/8) m

Given: y1=Asinπx-40πty2=Asinπx+40πt

The wave functions for two waves traveling on a string are described by: y(x, t) = A sin (TX - 40nt) y2 (x,t) = A sin (Tx + 40nt) and %3D where, y and x are in meters, and t is in seconds. An element of the string oscillating vertically with amplitude A would be located at: O x = (1/12) m O x = (1/15) m O x = (1/6) m O x = (1/18) m O x = (1/8) m

The wave functions for two waves traveling on a string are described by: y(x, t) = A sin (TX - 40nt) y2 (x,t) = A sin (Tx + 40nt) and %3D where, y and x are in meters, and t is in seconds. An element of the string oscillating vertically with amplitude A would be located at: O x = (1/12) m O x = (1/15) m O x = (1/6) m O x = (1/18) m O x = (1/8) m

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