A wave travelling along the positive -axis is represented by

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A wave travelling along the positive xx-axis is represented by y=Asin⁡(12πx−360πt)y = A\sin(12\pi x - 360\pi t). Event P occurs at x1=0.10 mx_1 = 0.10\,\text{m} and t1=0.002 st_1 = 0.002\,\text{s}, while event Q occurs at x2=0.55 mx_2 = 0.55\,\text{m} and t2=0.003 st_2 = 0.003\,\text{s}. What is the phase difference (φQ−φP)\bigl(\varphi_Q - \varphi_P\bigr) between the two events? (a) 5.76π rad5.76\pi\,\text{rad} (b) 5.04π rad5.04\pi\,\text{rad} (c) 4.68π rad4.68\pi\,\text{rad} (d) 5.40π rad5.40\pi\,\text{rad}

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