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I am having some trouble finding the frequency of a wave. Could someone help me?
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I know that the wavelength is 2.09 m and that the formula to finding frequency is f=v/l.
How you find the frequency of a wave is first, you have to divide the speed by the wavelength. A picture example of how you could write this term is like this.
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I know that the wavelength is 2.09 m and that the formula for finding frequency is f=v/l.
If you need any notes about Waves I have two google docs full of them and I can help you out more, for example, what is a wave, what is a certain wave, how waves move, what is the longitude wave, and so on.
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