jassyd2495 jassyd2495
  • 20-03-2021
  • Physics
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what is the frequency of a wave that had a wavelength of 15m and is traveling at 135 m/s

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satashinakumoto satashinakumoto
  • 20-03-2021
V=f x wavelength
f=v/wavelength
=135/15=9 Hz
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