Finding $a$ and $b$ such that $2cos 2pi a t sin 2 pi b t$ is $0$ at even $t$ and $pm 2$ at odd $t$ [on hold]











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A wave with function $g(t) = 2cos(2pi a t)sin(2pi b t)$ is graphed
with $a<b$. Find the values of a and b. It may also help to draw the
envelope on the graph. The envelope is the cosine function.



[Sorry for no graph. At every odd number, it's at $0$, and at every even number, it's at the maximum and minimum of $2$ and $-2$.]







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  • For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
    – Moti
    11 hours ago










  • sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
    – Nicholas Hulse
    11 hours ago










  • Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
    – Moti
    10 hours ago










  • Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
    – Narasimham
    4 hours ago















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Trying to solve this wave function. I appreciate anyone who chooses to help.



The problem I'm trying to solve says:




A wave with function $g(t) = 2cos(2pi a t)sin(2pi b t)$ is graphed
with $a<b$. Find the values of a and b. It may also help to draw the
envelope on the graph. The envelope is the cosine function.



[Sorry for no graph. At every odd number, it's at $0$, and at every even number, it's at the maximum and minimum of $2$ and $-2$.]







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  • For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
    – Moti
    11 hours ago










  • sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
    – Nicholas Hulse
    11 hours ago










  • Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
    – Moti
    10 hours ago










  • Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
    – Narasimham
    4 hours ago













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favorite









up vote
-2
down vote

favorite











Trying to solve this wave function. I appreciate anyone who chooses to help.



The problem I'm trying to solve says:




A wave with function $g(t) = 2cos(2pi a t)sin(2pi b t)$ is graphed
with $a<b$. Find the values of a and b. It may also help to draw the
envelope on the graph. The envelope is the cosine function.



[Sorry for no graph. At every odd number, it's at $0$, and at every even number, it's at the maximum and minimum of $2$ and $-2$.]







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Trying to solve this wave function. I appreciate anyone who chooses to help.



The problem I'm trying to solve says:




A wave with function $g(t) = 2cos(2pi a t)sin(2pi b t)$ is graphed
with $a<b$. Find the values of a and b. It may also help to draw the
envelope on the graph. The envelope is the cosine function.



[Sorry for no graph. At every odd number, it's at $0$, and at every even number, it's at the maximum and minimum of $2$ and $-2$.]







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  • For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
    – Moti
    11 hours ago










  • sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
    – Nicholas Hulse
    11 hours ago










  • Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
    – Moti
    10 hours ago










  • Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
    – Narasimham
    4 hours ago


















  • For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
    – Moti
    11 hours ago










  • sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
    – Nicholas Hulse
    11 hours ago










  • Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
    – Moti
    10 hours ago










  • Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
    – Narasimham
    4 hours ago
















For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
– Moti
11 hours ago




For every a,b you get a g(t) graph. You are missing some data for us. Where is the graph?
– Moti
11 hours ago












sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
– Nicholas Hulse
11 hours ago




sorry for no graph. At every odd number its at 0 and at every even number its at the maximum and minimum of 2 and -2.
– Nicholas Hulse
11 hours ago












Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
– Moti
10 hours ago




Did you try to convert the equation into a sum of two sine waves?
– Moti
10 hours ago












Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
– Narasimham
4 hours ago




Leaving wave function as a product instead of sum enables evaluation of two roots.
– Narasimham
4 hours ago















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