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A: the period of the wave
B: frequency of the wave

A: the period of the wave B: frequency of the wave-example-1
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Answer:

Period of the wave:
T = 0.4 \text{ seconds}

Frequency of the wave:
f = 2.5 \text{ Hz}

Step-by-step explanation:

Period of the wave:To calculate the period of a wave from a displacement vs time graph we identify the amount of time it takes for one cycle to be completed. According to the graph, 1 cycle is completed in 0.4 seconds, so:


T = 0.4 \text{ seconds}

Frequency of the wave: To find frequency we simply calculate the inverse of the period because we know the relationship
T= (1)/(f) or
f = (1)/(T)


f= (1)/(T)= (1)/(0.4 s)= 2.5 \text{ Hz}

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