your mom
pxa I did not understand anything I just wanted to know what is the period of a wave if the frequency is 10 Hz
Manfre
The exposition seemed to me a very adequate and concrete way. Congratulations on that and thank you!
Juan
A wave has a frequency of 375 Hz. What is its period.
nachonn
The Fig. Corresponds to a wave that travels a distance of 100 m for 2 sec. It is a figure of 4 cm high of waves, how do I get the cycles ??? : (((
Marine
When a string is vibrated with a vibrator at 90 cycles per minute, shear waves are produced in the string of 1 m wavelength.
What is the period of said wave?
CAROLAY Alvarez
Nothing comes out consistent with what comes out in my homework😒, if you’re going to post something, post something related to the fucking topic.
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Aracely
That’s a traveling wave, yours had to be a stationary one.
Manuel
Good night in a problem they let me calculate the preriod of a sound wave of 1000 cycles per second when it propagates
A) in the air
B) in the water
Paola
A wave of length 36m travels with a speed of 18 m / s. Calculate the period and frequency of the wave
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claudio
These are the formulas that you must use to calculate the frequency. You must divide the length by the speed, that is, F = rapidex / longith, it would be F = 18/36, F = 0.5.
To calculate the period you must use this formula, T = 1 / Frequency (0.5). T = 1 / 0.5, T = 2.
then you calculate the Frequency in this way F = 1 / T, F = 1/2, F = 0.5 as you can see I was able to calculate the frequency in 2 ways using the wave data and the other using period data
Manuel Ortiz
It helped me a lot for my task
NIcola Duran
Very helpful, the problem I was trying to solve asked me for Frequency and Period-
juana
This information helped me a bit but it was not what I was looking for
willy white
one poronga your information
anonymous
the formula is f is equal to 1 over time
Anonymous User
Why do they send you a page in case the article does not work for you and that page takes you to this same article
Anonymous
The formula is: t (period) = 1 / f (frequency). Source: Physics book, chapter on sound.
Anonymous User
It does not give what I ask for, I need the formula ..
Anonymous User
they do not give what one needs congruent formulas and explanations ..
WENDY JOJANA BOTELLO
The wave is a fundamental part because the waves are important in human life, there are several types of waves called THREE-DIMENSIONAL WAVES AND DIBIMENTIONAL WAVES AND THERE ARE MANY MORE.
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