Original post by PhyM23
Please could someone explain why the answer is 38?
Thanks!
Thanks!
They will be in phase again when p has performed 1 more oscillation than q it having the shorter period. This occurs when p has done 39 oscillations (39x1.9) and q 38 oscillations ( 38x1.95)
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