he Dimensional Wave Equa X A Watch One Piece Dub Episode 7 su Class Search / Course Catalog PSU 42058 https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/114873/assignments/3013059 Index - MVI Final grade calculat... Lesson 2: Import a s... Citizenship and Im... A Killer Woman 9 -... GDA Dragon Estate... Only a pdf file will be accepted. The homework questions to be submitted here are in this pdf file. L Minimize File Preview - ZOOM PHY 201 Online Tutorial One-Dimensional Wave Equation (ODWE) Paper Homework Remember there is also homework for the OFFS Tutorial in WebAssign due this week as well (There is no paper homework for the OFFS Tutorial). 1. (0 points) Not for credit, but for practice try ODWE Exercise 22 since the answer is included in the text. Remember that when n is an integer sin na = 0 and cos no = (-1)". If you do this problem correctly, you get sin(nu /2) after evaluating the integrals. To simplify this you need to think about even values of n and odd values of n separately. 2. (10 points) As you have seen in Section 3.2 of ODWE, the general solution for the transverse displacement of a string stretched between two pegs a distance L apart is y (1, t) = _sin (knT) [Bn. cos (Wnt) .+ Cn sin (wat) ] , where ka - nu/ L and wn = ukn, u being the velocity of propagation of waves on the string. B,, and the C, are expansion coefficients that can be determined by the initial conditions (i.e., boundary conditions in time). Calculate (by hand) these coefficients for the following boundary conditions: y (T, 0) - 27 (L - I) / L, y (T, 0) - 0. Since [0, covers only half a wavelength (Why?), you need to use OFFS Eqs. (17)- (18). O 2 W F5