If the element's atomic mass is accurate enough you should be able to tell from that , however if it isn't you would most likely want the number of neutrons or electrons contained by the atom.
If it's a mechanical wave, then its speed depends on the physical characteristics of the medium.
If it's an electromagnetic wave, then its speed depends on the
electrical characteristics of the medium.
Either way, the properties of the medium determine the wave speed.
You want to change the speed ? You have to change the properties
of the medium.
Answer:
Explanation:
Total mechanical energy = 1/2 m ω²A² where ω is angular frequency and A is amplitude .
Given
1/2 m ω²A² = 5.46
ω²A² = 2 x 5.6 / m
= 2 x 5.6 / .325
= 34.46
ωA = 5.87
maximum speed = ωA = 5.87 m /s
B )
angular frequency = 2π / T , T is period of oscillation .
= 2 x 3.14 / .22
= 28.54 s⁻¹
ω = 
k is force constant and m is mass

k = 264.72 N/m
C)
ωA = 5.87
28.54 X A = 5.87
A = .2056 m
= 20.56 cm .