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What will happen to a waves frequency if it’s speed increases and it’s wavelength remains the same?
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What will happen to a waves frequency if it’s speed increases and it’s wavelength remains the same?

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Answer:Actually the wavelength is proportional to its speed and frequency. therefore the wavelength has no affect on the speed or frequency its the other way around.

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