Physics Review Question Unit: Waves Year: 1992 Question#: 37 Question: What is the wavelength of a 30.-hertz periodic wave moving 60. meters per second? (1 ) 0.50 m (2 ) 2.0 m (3 ) 20. m (4 ) 1,800 m What is this question really asking? Explanation by: Nathaniel W [ Return to question menu ] Answer 1 0.50 m INCORRECT Incorrect, this value does not work in the formula that is applied to this question. Try using . return to top Answer 2 2.0 m CORRECT Correct, you used 60 m/s = 30 c/s x = 2.0 m/c return to top Answer 3 20. m INCORRECT Incorrect, this value does not work in the formula applied to this question. Try using return to top Answer 4 1,800 m INCORRECT Incorrect, this value does not work in the formula applied to this question. Try using return to top What's this question really asking? Do you know how to use this formula , and do you know the relationship between speed (v), frequency (f), and wavelength (). return to top |
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