3 years ago

A sound wave is passing by a student 250 times every second. What is the frequency of the sound wave?

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My answer i believe is simply 250 Hz, because sounds or vibrations travel in 1 cycle/second, meaning the number of cycles, in your case 250, divided by the time,1 second, will ultimately be 250 Hertz. For every Cycle/second it will equal 1 Hz, so 250/1 = 250Hz

iren [92.7K]3 years ago

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My answer is 250 Hz I believe this would be the answer because, its passing by the student 250 times a second.Though I might be wrong so please don't quote me on this if I am wrong.

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