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| The figure at right is taken from the first edition of a popular standard textbook. In the first column is shown a pulse approaching and reflecting from a fixed end. In the second column is shown a pulse approaching and reflecting from a free end (ring sliding on a frictionless rod). At least six (6!) of the figures are incorrect. State which and explain why. (Hint: The second edition of the book fixed most of the problems by making the pulses symmetric.) |
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