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Which of the following is the correct equation for finding the wavelength of a wave? A) Wavelength=velocity/time? B) velocity=wavelength/frequency? C) wavelength= velocity/ freq…

Which of the following is the correct equation for finding the wavelength of a wave? A) Wavelength=velocity/time? B) velocity=wavelength/frequency? C) wavelength= velocity/ freq…
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Which of the following is the correct equation for finding the wavelength of a wave?

A) Wavelength=velocity/time?
B) velocity=wavelength/frequency?
C) wavelength= velocity/ frequency?
D) frequency=wavelength/velocity?

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User HMage
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C is the right equation. As velocity= frequency*wavelength, you can turn the equation around to get the c answer,

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User Woprandi
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A is the correct answer here.

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User Daimajia
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