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A travelling wave pulse defined as y=105+(x+2t)2. In which direction and with what velocity is the pulse propagating?

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A pulse can be expressed by the form given as y=ab+(xvt)2,
By comparing the given equation with the given pulse we find that the pulse is travelling along negative x-axis with velocity 2 m/s.
Note: The given function is finite for all values of x and t, because denominator i.e., {5+(x+2t)2} can never be equal to zero.

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