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If 3.5 waves have a distance of 42M what is the wavelength of one wave? Please please please tell me how you exactly found the answer!!
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If 3.5 waves have a distance of 42M what is the wavelength of one wave?
Please please please tell me how you exactly found the answer!!
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Answer:
The answer is 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Just divide 42/3.5
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