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Misha Larkins [42]
3 years ago
15

3/4+ (10 * 7/3- 4) * (-11) -2

Physics
1 answer:
serg [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

-210.25

Explanation:

you should start at the braces, and start with multipe the numbers and then have the answer

Sequence of operations:

1.Brackets

2.braces

3.multiply

4. plus

5.negetive

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V = fλ

Where

V is the speed

f is the frequency

And λ is the wavelength

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In Spanish

De la ecuación de onda, la velocidad, la longitud de onda y la frecuencia se relacionan usando

V = fλ

Dónde

V es la velocidad

f es la frecuencia

Y λ es la longitud de onda

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Luego, período igual en ambos medios

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Queremos encontrar la longitud de onda en cada medio

Para agua,

V = fλ

V_w = f × λ_w

Entonces,

λ_w = V_w / f.

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La longitud de onda en el agua es de 26,92 m.

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