A communications satellite transmits a radio wave at a frequency of 9.4 x 10^9 Hz. What is the signal’s wavelength? Assume the wave travels in a vacuum. Show your work.

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anonymous · Answer

OK, does this need to be solved in Scientific Notation?

anonymous · Answer

Velocity =Frequency x Wavelength
Wavelength = Velocity/ Frequency

anonymous · Answer

....................What? O.O

anonymous · Answer

That's how it has to be done supposedly haha.

anonymous · Answer

But not Scientific Notation?

anonymous · Answer

Sorry this is physics. I put it on the wrong category.

anonymous · Answer

I don't think so.

anonymous · Answer

Oh thank god! I was over her frozen cause i did NOT know lol

anonymous · Answer

Haha, I apologize!

anonymous · Answer

Its fine.. Im good in Math, LaTeX, and English.. Depends in History.. If you need help in those subjects, Ill be happy to help you(:

anonymous · Answer

Okay thank you! I currently don't need help with those subjects, but if I do need help, I'll know who to come to! :)

anonymous · Answer

OK, but my SUPER specialty is LaTeX.. I can teach you xD

anonymous · Answer

lemme make some for u real quick(:

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Haha aw that's awesome

anonymous · Answer

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