physics question
An ideal wire is tensioned horizontally between a wall and a vertical axis. One of its ends is fixed to the wall, and the other is attached to a ring that can move along the vertical axis. At the instant the wire is disturbed, deforming its central region as shown in the figure not to scale. Let, respectively, t{1} > t{0}et{2} > t{1} be the instants before and immediately after the first reflections of the formed pulses. Which alternative correctly represents the thread at times t{1}et{2}? (The red dotted line in the first figure of each alternative shows the initial perturbation.) ( it is translated of course, the original is in the pic )
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@Gyro Gearloose
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Which ch question
Please elaborate :D
I can just say "hola" until I get the language of the question 🙂
Oh he has written it on the top
Sorry I didn't see lol
I didn't really get the "instances" you're mentioning in the question
Like what's t{1}et{2}?
iteachchem
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it looks like it's Italian so it's probably their curriculum and chapter to waves I want to say simple hammering motion waves what else is this I think boomer dude has figured it out
Oh thanks ye shayad waves ka question h
Spanish* :p
It's actually Portugese
Haha ty!
I think it is A as when the wave comes to the ring the ring goes up with wave and reflects it back without phase reversal while when the wave comes to a obstacle its phase gets reversed and phase diff becomes pie
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