Vw = f l Vw = 4230 m/s 4230m/s =f 250m l = 250 m 4230m/s = f 250m

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What is the frequency of a wave that has a wavelength of 250 m and a speed of 4230 m/s? Vw = f l Vw = 4230 m/s 4230m/s =f 250m l = 250 m 4230m/s = f 250m 16.92Hz =f 16.92/s =f

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