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If you are given the wavelength and speed of a wave, the formula you use to calculate the frequency is
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If you are given the wavelength and speed of a wave, the formula you use to calculate the frequency is

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Answer:

Frequency x Wavelength = Speed of wave

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So, if you take the Speed and divide it by wavelength then you get the frequency.

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