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When is the wavelength directly proportional to the period of a wave? A. when the velocity of the wave is halved B. when the velocity of the wave is constant C. when the velocity of the wave is doubled
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When is the wavelength directly

proportional to the period of a
wave?

A. when the velocity of the
wave is halved

B. when the velocity of the
wave is constant

C. when the velocity of the
wave is doubled

D. when the velocity of the
wave is tripled

User Chirag Kothari
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D I THINK IS CORRECT BECAUSE OF THE LENGTH
User Timo
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Answer: im so sorry i forget the answer

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