Λ = c/f; where λ is the wavelength, c is the velocity (3.0 ×10^8 m/s) and f is the frequency of the wave.
Therefore; λ1 = (2.99792×10^8)/5.5×10^5)
= 545.5 m
λ2 = (2.99792×10^8)/1.6×10^6
= 187.5 m
Therefore; the shortest wavelength is 187.5 m
Answer:
pursuing a goal
Explanation:
Since there are no answer choices provided I would say that this is an example of pursuing a goal. This is basically all of the tasks and struggles that an individual must go through in order to finally achieve a certain goal. It also involves gradually breaking barriers and pushing forward by increasing the complexity of the tasks until you are able to break through all of them to reach the end-goal that you have been striving for. Which is exactly what John has been doing in this scenario by gradually increasing his running time.
Answer:
The wavelength of the wave is 1.419 cm.
Explanation:
wavelength emitted by the one micro wave = 1.41 cm
beat frequency = 170 M Hz
Let the frequency of the wave is f.
Let the frequency of the other wave is f'.
The wavelength is given by
G: V=120v and I=.75amps
U: R=?
S: To fins the resistance of the lightbulb you’d have V divided into I so,
S: 120/.75 = Therefore the resistance is 160ohm
It is correct, the action is paddling, where you move the water backwards, and the reaction is the boat moving forwards.