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ohaa [14]
2 years ago
5

A wave of frequency 90 mega in 3 micro seconds. Calculate its wave length. hertz travels 6 km​

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gladu [14]2 years ago
3 0

the wavelength is 2.2m

wavelength can be calculated by formula wavelength = velocity / frequency so here first we need to find the velocity so velocity is distance travelled/time taken that 2 X 10^8 m/s now wavelength is =  2 X 10^8/ 90=2.2m.

Waves are signals that can go through various media, including wire in the case of an electrical AC current, water, light, and other media. The separation between two identical points on a sinusoidal wave is known as the wavelength. You can determine how long there is between each wave's peak and each wave's trough if you know the frequency of the wave moving through the medium.

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