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A sinusoidal wave trsvelling in the positive direction on a stretched string has amplitude `2.0 cm`, wavelength `1.0 cm` and velocity `5.0 m//s`. At `x = 0` and ` t= 0` it is given that `y = 0` and `(dely)/(delt) lt 0`. Find the wave function `y (x, t)`.

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