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If a wave has amplitude of 0.2 meters, a wavelength of 0.5 meters, and a frequency of 32 Hz, at what speed is it moving? can some one explaine to me how to solve this??
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@ nickyboyy126 are you der?
Hint: one of the three values provided is irrelevant.
The speed of wave does not depend on the Amplitude. simply velocity of wave=wavelength*frequency ..find it.
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