How do I find displacement here?
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Solution) displacement at x = 0.2 m and t = 0.37 s only is asked.
y = 0.26sin(-225t + 44x)
y = 0.26sin(-225×0.37 + 44×0.2)
y = 0.26sin(- 74.45)
here sin(-74.45) is in radians so convert into degrees
1 radian = 57.296°
y = 0.26sin(-74.45×57.296°)
y = 0.21 m
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