Let's assume the frequency of sound be f and wave length is w.
Given that, the frequency of sound varies inversely as the wavelength.
So, we can set up an equation as following:
f*w = k Where k= constant of variation.
Other information is, the frequency of a musical note is 276 cycles per second when the wavelength is 1.2m.
So, next step is to plug in f = 276 and w = 1.2 in the above equation to get the value of k.
276 * 1.2 = k
So, k = 331.2
Next step is to plug in k = 331.2 in the above equation. So,
f * w = 331.2
Now we need to find the wave length : w when frequency : f = 600.
Therefore,
600 * w = 331.2

So, w = 0.552
Hence, the wave length is 0.552 m.
Hope this helps you!.
Paticatita loopiana questionooo
Answer:
e/g+f/g
Step-by-step explanation:
(e+f)/g can be split up. e/g+f/g is equal to (e+f)/g so your answer is e/g +f/g
Answers for A:
Factored form: (x-2)(x+4)
Zeros: x = 2, -4
Vertex: (-1, -9)
Answers for B:
Factored form: -(x+2)(x+7)
Zeros: x = -2, -7
Vertex: (-9/2, 25/4)
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