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The equation of the standing wave is
`y=0.02 cos((2pix)/(60))sin(150pit)` m.
Then the amplitude of vibration of a particle at a distance of 10 m from the origin is

A

Zero

B

0.02m

C

0.01m

D

0.04m

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The correct Answer is:
C
`R=0.02cos((2pix)/(60))=0.02cos(2pixx10)/(60)`
`=0.02cospi/3= 0.01m`
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