Determine the wave's amplitude, wavelength, frequency, and the direction and speed of propagation. A certain transverse wave is described byy(x, t) = B cos [2π (7 — ½)].where B = 6.80 mm, L = 30.0 cm, and = 3.00×10-² s.

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where B = 6.80 mm, L = 30.0 cm, and = 3.00×10-² s.

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