Physics, asked by bunny538386, 9 months ago

can we apply c= frequency × wavelength to sound waves​

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Answered by 108scitech801
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Answer:

No we cannot apply c = frequency × wavelength for sound waves because c is the speed of light and we all know sound does not travel at the speed of light.

We can only apply the formula that -

velocity of sound wave = frequency × wavelength.

Hope this helps you

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