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What is the speed of a wave in a medium where a 1200 Hz frequency produces a 0.65 m wavelength?
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What is the speed of a wave in a medium where a 1200 Hz frequency produces a 0.65 m

wavelength?

User TK Gospodinov
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Answer:

780
ms^(-1)

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation used to find the speed of a waveform is V = f λ

You are given

f = 1200Hz

λ = 0.65m

and need to find V

Plug in your values to the equation

V = 1200 * 0.65

V = 780
ms^(-1)

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