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What would happen to the velocity of a wave if the frequency is increased and the wave length remains the same

What would happen to the velocity of a wave if the frequency is increased and the wave length remains the same
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What would happen to the velocity of a wave if the frequency is increased and the wave length remains the same

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Answer: the velocity will increase

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The velocity of a wave is directly proportional to it frequency, therefore an increase in it frequency will cause an increase in it velocity

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