The equation $y = A \cos^2 \left( 2\pi nt - 2\pi \frac{x}{\lambda} \right)$ represents a wave with

  • A
    Amplitude $A/2$,frequency $2n$ and wavelength $\lambda/2$
  • B
    Amplitude $A/2$,frequency $2n$ and wavelength $\lambda$
  • C
    Amplitude $A$,frequency $2n$ and wavelength $2\lambda$
  • D
    Amplitude $A$,frequency $n$ and wavelength $\lambda$

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