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The distance between two adjacent peaks is the same as the distance between two adjacent troughs. This distance is called the wavelength of the wave

The distance between two adjacent peaks is the same as the distance between two adjacent troughs. This distance is called the wavelength of the wave
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the distance between two adjacent peaks is the same as the distance between two adjacent troughs. This distance is called the wavelength of the wave

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