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What is the wavelength of a soundwave moving at 340 m/s with a frequency of 265 Hz?

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Wave speed = frequency * wavelength
Rearrange so it's equal to wavelength. Do this by diving both sides by frequency to leave you with:
Wave speed / frequency = wavelength
340 / 265 = 1.2830 m

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