3 years ago

If a radio wave has a period of 1 μs what is the wave's period in seconds

Physics

1 answer:

Nezavi [6.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

$10^{-6} s
$

Period of wave is defined by the time taken to complete one cycle of the wave i.e. from one crest to one trough.

Since, the period of the wave is already given in microseconds, we just have to convert into seconds.

we know

$1\mu s=10^{-6} s
$

Therefore, the period of wave would be $10^{-6} s
$ .

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