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you and a friend launch waves at opposite ends of the stretched string after class. you shake the string at 5 hz with a 15 cm amplitude, and your acquaintance shakes the other end at 2 hz with a 10 cm amplitude. what is the largest (most positive) displacement in cm of the string at any point at any time? explain. b. is your wave faster? explain.

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