A wave travelling in positive $x-$direction with $A = 0.2\;m$ has a velocity of $360 \;m/sec.$ if $\lambda = 60\;m,$ then correct expression for the wave is
AIPMT 2002, Medium
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(c) A wave travelling in positive $x-$direction may be represented as
$y = A\sin \frac{{2\pi }}{\lambda }\,(v\,t - x)$.
On putting values $y = 0.2\sin \frac{{2\pi }}{{60}}(360\,t - x)$
$\Rightarrow$ $y = 0.2\sin 2\pi \,\left( {6\,t - \frac{x}{{60}}} \right)$
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