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How is the frequency of a wave measured? a. the number of complete back and forth vibrations of a particle of the object per unit of time b. how loud the sound is c. how many animals can hear the sound
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How is the frequency of a wave measured?

a. the number of complete back and forth vibrations of a particle of the object per unit of time
b. how loud the sound is
c. how many animals can hear the sound
d. how high do the sound waves go

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It’s A, the actual image of the wave is supposed to show how it bounces back and forth with vibrations.
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D. How high do the sound waves go
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