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If a wave has a frequency of 33 Hz, and a wavelength of 4 meters, determine the velocity of the wave. show work

If a wave has a frequency of 33 Hz, and a wavelength of 4 meters, determine the velocity of the wave. show work
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if a wave has a frequency of 33 Hz, and a wavelength of 4 meters, determine the velocity of the wave. show work

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frequency=velocity/wavelength

ie velocity=frequency×wavelength=33×4=134m/s

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