IAT IISER2025PhysicsWaves and Sound
Consider two waves, which are given by y₁(x, t)=A (k x- t) and y₂(x, t)= 3 A (k x- t) , where k is the wave number and is the angular frequency. The amplitude of the resultant waveform obtained by the superposition of the two waves is A_s and its phase difference with y₁ is _s . What are A_s and _s ?
Options
- AA_s=2 A and _s= 3
- BA_s=2 A and _s= 6
- CA_s= A 2 and _s= 3
- DA_s= A 2 and _s= 6
Correct answer
A. A_s=2 A and _s= 3
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