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The frequency of a wave is the inverse of the wave's _______?

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Julli [10]4 years ago

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The frequency of a wave is the inverse of the wave's period.

(Instead of "inverse", the word "reciprocal" is more appropriate.

It means that [ frequency = 1/period ], and [ period = 1/frequency ].

The easiest way to remember <u>both</u> of these is to just remember that (frequency) x (period) = 1 .)

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period

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