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3 years ago

You notice the flagpole at school vibrating in the breeze. You count the vibrations and find that

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1 answer:

Nastasia [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Wavelength =50 m

Explanation:

Given:

n=20

t=10sec

V=25m/s

Wavelength =?

Solution:

Wavelength = frequency ×velocity ---> eq 1

Time period=time/no of vibrations

T=10/20=0.5sec

Frequency =1/Time period(T)

f=1/0.5=2

Put the value of frequency in eq 1

Wavelength =2×25

Wavelength =50m...

Hope you understand!

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