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A sound signal traveling underwater has a frequency of 230 hertz. the speed of sound under water is 1.45 × 103 meters/second. what is the wavelength of the sound signal?
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A sound signal traveling underwater has a frequency of 230 hertz. the speed of sound under water is 1.45 × 103 meters/second. what is the wavelength of the sound signal?

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6.3 meters

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User Gust Van De Wal
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v = fλ

v/f = λ

λ = v/f = (1.45 x 10³) / 230

λ = 6.304 m

Wavelength is ≈ 6.304 m
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