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Which equations are used to calculate the velocity of a wave? velocity = distance × time velocity = wavelength × frequency velocity = distance/time velocity = wavelength/frequency velocity = distance/time
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Which equations are used to calculate the velocity of a wave?

velocity = distance × time
velocity = wavelength × frequency
velocity = distance/time
velocity = wavelength/frequency
velocity = distance/time
velocity = wavelength × frequency
velocity = distance × time
velocity = wavelength/frequency

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The answer is C

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Answer:

velocity = frequency x wavelength

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