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A wave has a speed of 3.4m/s, if its frequency is 2.5 (Hz). What is the wavelength. Equation: Speed= wavelength x frequency (Hz) A. 25m B. 10m C. 1.36m D. 0.73m
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A wave has a speed of 3.4m/s, if its frequency is 2.5 (Hz). What is the wavelength. Equation:

Speed= wavelength x frequency (Hz)

A. 25m

B. 10m

C. 1.36m

D. 0.73m

User Lincolnfrias
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Answer:

1.36 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

we just plug in the values into the formula given in the question

3.4/2.5 = answer

answer is 1.36

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