ANSWER
2 Hz
Step-by-step explanation
The period of a periodic wave is the time one complete cycle of the wave lasts. The frequency is the number of cycles per second.
The relationship between the period and the frequency of a wave is that each is the reciprocal of the other. In other words,

So, if the period of this wave is T = 0.50 s, then the frequency is,

Hence, the frequency of this periodic wave is 2 cycles per second or Hertz.