Physics, asked by vijaybariar38, 11 months ago

find the relation between time period
and frequency

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Answered by kushankur99

Answer:

frequency = 1/time period

Answered by kaj4

Answer:

We are talking about some periodic phenomenon. So, Period is the amount of time T it takes to repeat itself, and Frequency is the number of times f it repeats in one time unit. Obviously, f = 1/T. If you measure time in s (seconds) then frequency is measured in Hz (cycles or periods per second).

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