Question

@ganeshie8

Answer 1

Will you tell me how to figure those out?

Answer 2

Is that 48cm on the x axis ?

Answer 3

Yea

Answer 4

Okay
Look at the wave.
The length of two cycles is shown to be 48 cm.

Answer 5

What would be the length of one cycle ?

Answer 6

Would I divide 48 by 12? Or something?

Answer 7

Because for number 2 I have 48cm as the wavelength

Answer 8

Where earth 12 is coming from ?

Answer 9

idk

Answer 10

Two cycles took 48 cm


One cycle takes how much ?

Answer 11

24??

Answer 12

Yep

Answer 13

So the wavelength is 24cm

Answer 14

Ok

Answer 15

Let's find the period

Answer 16

Okay. How would I do that?

Answer 17

It is given that the wave is taking 1s to pass 6cm

Answer 18

How much time would it take to pass 24 cm ?

Answer 19

So 4?

Answer 20

Yep
Period is the time taken for one cycle to pass.

Answer 21

Okay now frequency?

Answer 22

Simply take the reciprocal of the period to get the frequency

Frequency = 1/period

Answer 23

.21

Answer 24

*.25

Answer 25

Yea

Answer 26

That's not one of my answer choices??

Answer 27

Wait. It'd be
.250?

Answer 28

0.25 is same as 0.250

Answer 29

Lol thought so. Wow I feel so dumb rn tbh

Answer 30

Happens haha

Answer 31

okay #4? What would I do now? Lol
Yea always to me. Never to you cuz you're a fckn smartas

Answer 32

You're way too smart for your age

Answer 33

Nope.

Answer 34

You knew that the wave moves by 6cm in 1s

How far would it move in 5s?

Answer 35

Boom. 30 lol
an 5?

Answer 36

1 meter = 100cm

Answer 37

Simply do 100/24

Answer 38

and round it

Answer 39

4

Answer 40

Yep

Answer 41

Thank you sooooo much!!!!k lol.
Hugs n kisses hahha for you lol

Answer 42

Hugs back
Have a wonderful day !

Answer 43

You too!! Thanks lol