The equation of a progressive wave is gi...

The equation of a progressive wave is give by `y=0.20 sin 2pi(60t-x//5)` where x and y are in metres and t is in seconds. Find the phase difference (a) between two particles separted by a distance of `Deltax=125 cm, and (b) between the two instants `(1//120 s and 1//40 s`, for any particle.

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