A wave has a wavelength of 3 m and a frequency of 340 Hz. How far will the wave go in 20 s?

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5 0

Answer:
Velocity=wavelength X frequency
= 3X340
= 1020m/s
Velocity/speed=distance ×time
Distance =velocity/time
=1020/20
=51m
Explanation:

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