When the wavelength is tripled at a constant frequency, what happens to the velocity of the wave? a. it is tripled b. it remains the same c. it decreases to half the original value d. it increases to six

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When the wavelength is tripled at a constant frequency, what happens to the velocity of the wave?

a. it is tripled
b. it remains the same
c. it decreases to half the original value
d. it increases to six times the original value

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Answer:

increases over time is the correct answer

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MoeTi answered Feb 12, 2022

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B is the correct answer

Amlxv answered Feb 15, 2022

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