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I would appreciate if you can help me solve this problem. I’m having trouble with it

I would appreciate if you can help me solve this problem. I’m having trouble with-example-1

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The frequency of a wave is given by:


f=(v)/(\lambda)

Where v is the speed of the wave and lambda is the wavelenght. In this case the speed is 345 and the wavelenght is 0.85 meters; plugging the values given we have:


\begin{gathered} f=(345)/(0.8) \\ f=431.25 \end{gathered}

Therefore the frequency of the wave is 431.25 Hz

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