Prove that the equation `y = a sin omegat` does not satisfy the wave equation and hence it does not represent a wave.

The equation y=A sin^2 (kx-omega t) represents a wave with

What does a wave represent ?

Equation y=y_(0) sin (Kx+omega t) represents a wave :-

Which of the following equation does not represent the progressive wave -

The equation y=Asin^2(kx-omegat) represents a wave motion with

The equation y=Asin^2(kx-omegat) represents a wave motion with

The equation y=Asin^2(kx-omegat) represents a wave motion with

Show that the equation, y=a sin(omegat-kx) satisfies the wave equation (del^(2) y)/(delt^(2))=v^(2) (del^(2)y)/(delx^(2)) . Find speed of wave and the direction in which it is travelling.

Show that the equation, y=a sin(omegat-kx) satisfies the wave equation (del^(2) y)/(delt^(2))=v^(2) (del^(2)y)/(delx^(2)) . Find speed of wave and the direction in which it is travelling.

Show that the equation y=a sin (pt-kx) represents a progressive wave. Calculate the velocity of the wave.