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The number of waves that pass through a fixed point per second is the (amplitude, frequency, wavelength) of the wave. This value increases when the (amplitude, frequency, wavele…

The number of waves that pass through a fixed point per second is the (amplitude, frequency, wavelength) of the wave. This value increases when the (amplitude, frequency, wavele…
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The number of waves that pass through a fixed point per second is the (amplitude, frequency, wavelength)

of the wave. This value increases when the (amplitude, frequency, wavelength)
of the wave decreases

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frequency and wavelenght

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User John Demetriou
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Answer:

Frequency / Wavelength

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