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How are frequency and period related to each other? A. They are the same for any given wave B. They have the same magnitude but

opposite signs C. They are reciprocals of each other D. They are both found by squaring the amplitude of a wave

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BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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Either of them is. 1/(the other one). That's 'C' .

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