Answer:
52 Hz
Step-by-step explanation:
We can divide the speed by the wavelength to find the number of waves propagated in one second:
(130 m/s)/(2.5 m/wave) = 52 waves/s
The SI unit of frequency is the Hertz, equal to one cycle per second.
The frequency of this wave is 52 Hz.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
The use of the unit Hz to signify frequency was adopted in 1933, but did not replace the unit "cycles per second" (CPS) until a number of years later.
For one pack of guitar strings, it cost $14.00
least from greatest
-2.1, -2, 1/11, 2
I don't know if you've learnt this, but there's something called the KFC rule (you use it when dividing fractions), so k basically stands for keep (so you keep the first fraction), f stands for flip (so you flip the second fraction) and c stand for change (you change the division sign to a multiplication sign)
So you get
5/20*11/5
55/100
which is 11/20
so, an answer of 11/20 would make Quintin correct
Answer:
the original price of the cooker is £320 and David has been a deposit of 15% so find 15% of the original price and the deposit is £48