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The product of frequency and wavelength of a sound wave is equal to its

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Answered by prashanth1551
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wave length =speed /frequency
then speed =frequency ×wavelength
Answered by Sidyandex
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Sound, similar to all waves, goes at a specific speed and has the properties of frequency and wavelength.

You can watch coordinate proof of the speed of sound while viewing a fireworks display.

The glimmer of a blast is seen a long time before its sound is heard, suggesting both that sound goes at a limited speed and that it is much slower than light.

You can likewise straightforwardly sense the frequency of a sound.

Perception of frequency is called pitch.

The wavelength of sound isn't specifically detected, yet backhanded proof is found in the relationship of the span of melodic instruments with their pitch.

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