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What quantity does the line with the question mark represent? a. amplitude of the wave b. frequency of the wave c. wavelength of the wave d. period of the wave
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What quantity does the line with the question mark represent?

a. amplitude of the wave
b. frequency of the wave
c. wavelength of the wave
d. period of the wave

What quantity does the line with the question mark represent? a. amplitude of the-example-1
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wavelength of the wave, so C
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C- wavelength of the wave
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