Science, asked by vanessafrias259, 4 months ago

a wave traveling at 230 m/s has a wavelenght of 2 meters. what is the frequency of this wave?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

velocity = frequency x wavelength

230 = frequency x 2

frequency = 230/2

frequency = 115m

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Answer:

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