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Teo particles move along a straight line with same frequency and amplitude in differnent direction. If one particle reaches hailf of its amplitude, what is the phase difference between the two particles?

Teo particles move along a straight line with same frequency and amplitude in differnent direction. If one particle reaches hailf of its amplitude, what is the phase difference between the two particles?

Grade:12th

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Arun
25750 Points
6 years ago
So, wt = p/3The same constraint happens for x2, except that is moving in the other direction. So the closest value is wt+? = 2p/3.To find out the phase difference ? between them, substitute p/3 for wt ion the equation wt+? = 2p/3,wt+? = 2p/3p/3+? = 2p/3or, ? =2p/3 - p/3= p/3From the above observation we conclude that, the phase difference between the two particles will be p/3.235-595_500.JPG

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