For the same velocity, will a higher frequency of a sound wave mean
(a) Higher wavelength (b) Lower wavelength
(c) The same wavelength
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For the same velocity, the “higher frequency of sound wave” means lower wavelength.
Explanation:
- This is because the velocity of a sound wave remains fixed in a medium but the frequency and wavelength differ and are inversely proportional to each other.
Velocity = wavelength frequency.
- So, sound waves with ‘higher frequencies’ will have ‘shorter wavelengths’ and those with lower frequencies will have longer wavelengths.
- The “wavelength of the sound wave” can be reduced by increasing its frequency.
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