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[" 32.The transverse displacement "y(x,t)" on a string is "],[" given by "y(x,t)=e^(-(ax^(2)+bt^(2)+2sqrt(ab)xt))" This represents "],[" (1) Wave pulse in "+x" direction with speed "sqrt((b)/(a))],[" (2) Wave pulse in "-x" direction with speed "sqrt((b)/(a))],[" (3) Standing waves of frequency "(1)/(sqrt(b))],[" (4) Standing waves of frequency "(1)/(sqrt(b))]

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