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Higher frequencies have shorter wavelengths and Lower frequencies have longer wavelengths. However one formula that relates them is Wavelength × Frequency = Speed of Light

Likurg_2 [28]4 years ago

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Frequency can effect how tall or how long these Wavelengths are and their strength, therefore how "frequently" they will complete a wave-cycle.

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