Just as you are about to step into a nice hot bath, a small earthquake rattles your
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Just as you are about to step into a nice hot bath, a small earthquake rattles your bathroom. Immediately afterward, you notice that the water in the tub is oscillating. The water in the center seems to be motionless while the water at the two ends alternately rises and falls, like a seesaw. You happen to know that your bathtub is 1.4 m long, and you count 10 complete oscillations of the water in 20 s.
a. What is the wavelength of this standing wave?
b. What is the speed of the waves that are reflecting back and forth inside the tub to create the standing wave?
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a The wavelength of the standing wave is twice the length of the bathtub whi...View the full answer
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