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As the frequency of a wave goes up, what happens to the wavelength?
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As the frequency of a wave goes up, what happens to the wavelength?
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The wavelength will decrease. Meaning the wavelength becomes shorter.
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The wavelength gets smaller.
You can think about a diagram of a wavelength; if the frequency is increasing, that means it'll look like it's getting more compressed. Thus, the measurement of one period will have decreased.
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