Calculate the speed of a wave with frequency of 1.5KHz and a wavelength of 250mm

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Calculate the speed of a wave with frequency of 1.5KHz and a wavelength of
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375 m/s

Step-by-step explanation:

speed = wavelength * freq

= .250 m * 1500/s = 375 m/s

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