1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
since we know that the intensity of wave is I=P/A P =power, A=area
so I = 0.5m(w^2)(y^2)/4pi (x^2 )
so i got I is directly propotional to (y^2)/ (x^2 )
but there's variable x in the eqaution of y...
so can i say that I is directly propotional to y^2 / x^4 as in the third photo?
p/s : in here y also represnt A .
hopefully you guys can understand .
2. Relevant equations
3. The attempt at a solution
since we know that the intensity of wave is I=P/A P =power, A=area
so I = 0.5m(w^2)(y^2)/4pi (x^2 )
so i got I is directly propotional to (y^2)/ (x^2 )
but there's variable x in the eqaution of y...
so can i say that I is directly propotional to y^2 / x^4 as in the third photo?
p/s : in here y also represnt A .
hopefully you guys can understand .
2. Relevant equations
3. The attempt at a solution
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