b. Find the wavenumber, angular frequency, and initial phase of the wave (each in terms of π).c. Use the values from (a) and (b) as needed to construct a symbolic expression for theposition, y(x,t), of the points on the wire in terms of x, and t, where x in cm, and t inseconds, gives y in cm.d. What is the maximum speed of the points on the wire?Please explain each step when resolving this; that will help to better understand. y (cm)t-15 mst-0Snapshots of a transverse wave that istraveling to the right along a stretchedwire are shown in the figure at twodifferent times. (15 points)The first one (red) shows the positionof the wire at t = 0, along with initialdisplacement, y₁ = -1.7 m.The second one (blue) shows itsposition t = 15 ms later.Find the wavelength, wave speed,amplitude, and frequency of thetransverse wave.2.0-Yo-2.0--4.0+001101.02.03.04.05.0

Step 1:a:The wavelength of the transverse wave is found by seeing the given graph. Wavelength is…

y (cm) t-15 ms t-0 Snapshots of a transverse wave that is traveling to the right along a stretched wire are shown in the figure at two different times. (15 points) The first one (red) shows the position of the wire at t = 0, along with initial displacement, y₁ = -1.7 m. The second one (blue) shows its position t = 15 ms later. Find the wavelength, wave speed, amplitude, and frequency of the transverse wave. 2.0- Yo -2.0- -4.0+ 0 0 1 10 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0

y (cm) t-15 ms t-0 Snapshots of a transverse wave that is traveling to the right along a stretched wire are shown in the figure at two different times. (15 points) The first one (red) shows the position of the wire at t = 0, along with initial displacement, y₁ = -1.7 m. The second one (blue) shows its position t = 15 ms later. Find the wavelength, wave speed, amplitude, and frequency of the transverse wave. 2.0- Yo -2.0- -4.0+ 0 0 1 10 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0

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