Question: What is the frequency of a wave that has a wave speed of 120 m/s and a wavelength of 0.40 m?
Answer: The equation that relates frequency of a wave to a waves speed and wavelength is Speed of Wave= Frequency X Wavelength. Since you are given speed and wavelength, you plug those two known numbers into the equation, 120= Frequency X 0.40. You then divide 120 by .4 to get your frequency of 300.
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Often times, the property of air masses is a function of where they originate from especially with respect to latitude.
An air mass is certain amount of air with some unique set of temperature and vapor component.
- Air masses differs from places to places based on where they originate.
- Continental air masses are usually dry and cold because there is little to no water on a land mass.
- Air masses that originates from the surface of the ocean are predominantly moist.
- In polar regions, the air mass is cold.
- Around the tropics, they are usually warm due to insolation here.
