How do you calculate time interval?

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Frequency is measured in hertz (Hz) (frequency = cycles/seconds). Simply divide 1 by the frequency that is equal to the time interval.

Time interval=1/ frequency

What is frequency?

The number of waves that travel through a spot in a particular period of time is defined as frequency. The wave's frequency is inversely proportional to its time period.
As a result, the frequency may be defined as the number of times the motion occurs in one second.
T represents the time period, whereas f represents the frequency. The relationship between T and f is denoted as Frequency, f=1/T
Unit of the time period is second while the unit of frequency is Hertz.

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