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A wave has an amplitude of 2cm and wave length of 3m. What is the maximum displacement of the wave?

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asked Apr 14, 2023 in Amplitude by bright_Spark
edited Apr 17, 2023 by physguru

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answered Apr 17, 2023 by Mikexx

The maximum displacement of a wave is equal to its amplitude. In this case, the given wave has an amplitude of 2 cm (or 0.02 m). Therefore, the maximum displacement of the wave is 0.02 m.

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