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what is the distance between two consecutive crests in a wave is called ?​

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Answered by Itzcrush93
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❤ ❤ The distance between two consecutive crests in A wave is called Wavelength.

Answered by Anonymous
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The distance between two immediate crests or troughs in a wave is called 'wavelength'.

  • A crest in a wave is the maximum displacement of the medium upward from its rest position, while a trough is the maximum displacement of the medium downward.
  • Wavelength is denoted by the Greek letter 'lambda' (λ) and its is generally equal to the velocity of the medium over its frequency.
  • Unit used to determine wavelength of a wave is nanometre (nm) or in angstrom for radiations.
  • Electromagnetic waves are arranged according to their increasing wavelength with gamma rays having the lowest and radio waves having the highest wavelength.
  • A wave with higher wavelength and lower frequency has a better penetrating power.
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