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3 years ago

A wave has a wavelength of 2.30 m and a frequency of 370.0 Hz. What is the speed of the wave?

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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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Given data:

Wave length (λ) = 2.30 m,

Frequency (f) = 370 Hz (waves/sec),

Determine the speed of the wave = ?

Speed of the wave is defined as "the distance a wave travels in a given time". And it is a product of <em>wavelength (λ) </em>and <em>frequency(f). </em>

An Important point to be remember here is <em>"when increasing the wave length of the wave does not increase the speed of the wave"</em> because the wave speed also depends on frequency (f), So, if the wave length increases wave speed decreases. As a result the product of wave length and frequency are same.

Mathematically,

Wave speed = wave length × frequency

= 2.30 m × 370 waves/sec.

= 851 m/s.

<em>Speed of the wave is 851 m/s</em>

brilliants [131]3 years ago

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Answer:

851 m/s

Explanation:

2.30 m × 370 Hz = 851 m/s

did this on edgen and got it right

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