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If the wavelength is 6 meters and the period is 2 seconds, what's the wave velocity?
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If the wavelength is 6 meters and the period is 2 seconds, what's the wave velocity?

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Frequency =1/period thus;
F=0.5
Velocity =wave length ×Frequency
Velocity=6×0.5
V=3m/s


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