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If it takes a wave on the ocean 95.2 seconds to pass by the point of a rock, what is the frequency with which the waves are passing by to the nearest two decimal places?

If it takes a wave on the ocean 95.2 seconds to pass by the point of a rock, what is the frequency with which the waves are passing by to the nearest two decimal places?
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If it takes a wave on the ocean 95.2 seconds to pass by the point of a rock, what is the frequency with which the waves are passing by to the nearest two decimal places?

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User Karthik Gorijavolu
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Answer:

.01 Hz

Step-by-step explanation:

f = 1/period

= 1 / 95.2 = .01 Hz

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