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These images represent waves. Which wave has the lowest frequency? A. B. C. D.

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Frequency is the number of waves per second.

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i know that

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b

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is it

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or a

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i am confused

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Take the entire line of x axis to equal 1 second. It is b, as it has 1.5 waves for the whole line, whereas others have higher number of waves at the same interval.

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so it b

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@Hoslos it is b

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Yes, b.

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Coil the wire around the nail. Connect one end of the wire to the positive battery terminal. Connect the other end of the wire to the negative battery terminal. What has been made by making this series circuit? A. a galvanometer B. an electromagnet C. a stronger battery D. an electric nail

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b

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Correct. It generates electricity by approaching metal and induced voltage.

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A compass has wire wound over its face and around its back side. What type of instrument is this and what is it used for? A. It is a simple galvanometer that can detect current in the wire. B. It is a simple voltmeter that can measure the number of electrons in the wire. C. It is a simple electrical meter that can measure the resistance in the wire. D. It is a simple electromagnet that can detect the magnetic field in the wire.

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a

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I am not aware of this question, unfortunately.

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Use this concave lens with the arrows representing beams of light to answer this question. Which illustrates how light will behave when it strikes a concave lens? Three parallel rays of light strike a concave lens. One at the top, one in the middle, and one at the bottom. A. B. C. D. Question Resources

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d the last one

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@Hoslos

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Not aware of this as well.

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@TrojanPoem can you check them

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the last one

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I think a, but not sure.

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the one about lens

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