A sine wave has amplitude A and wavelength lambda . If V is the wave velocity and v be the maximum particle velocity, then : a.V = v if A = lambda2pi b.V = v if A = 2 pilambda c.V = v if A = pilambda d.V can never be equal to v

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A sine wave has amplitude A and wavelength lambda . If V is the wave velocity and v be the maximum particle velocity, then

d.V can never be equal to v

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