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To find the with which a wave crest or trough moves from point A to point B, divide distance travelled by time elapsed. A frequency b wave length c amplitude d speed
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To find the

with which a wave crest or trough moves
from point A to point B, divide distance travelled by time elapsed.


A frequency
b wave length
c amplitude
d speed

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Frequency is the answer I just did this
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