2 years ago

The frequency of the given sound is 1.5khz then how many vibration it is completing in one second ?

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Answer: The answer is 1500 per second.

Explanation: Each vibration consist 1.5 kilohertz, so I multiply 1000 and the number of the kilohertz that looks like this, 1.5*1000=1500 per second, I hoped my answer is very helpful to your own physics question and have a Happy Halloween! :D

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kompoz [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

1500 per second.

Explanation:

vibrations = 1.5 kilohertz

1.5×1000=1500

the answer is 1500 per second.

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The frequency of the given sound is 1.5khz then how many vibration it is completing in one second ?​

The frequency of the given sound is 1.5khz then how many vibration it is completing in one second ?