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OpenStudy (anonymous):

what is the speed of a wave that has a feequency of 45 HZ and a wavelwngth of 0.1 meters

OpenStudy (anonymous):

according to the equation below \[v=f \lambda\] where \[\lambda\] is 0.1 and frequency is 45 hence the v=4.5*0.1 0.45

OpenStudy (theeric):

And also make sure you consider units! But it looks like @rai013 put you in the right direction!

OpenStudy (theeric):

Those variable are common, by the way. \(v\equiv \rm{velocity}\\f\equiv \rm{frequency}\\\lambda\equiv \rm{wavelength}\)

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