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Veves
wave, traveliag vith e speed t 3.50%,
wavelength of
the frequency f this
has
20 cm.
Calaulate
uaue.
2) Light has
angular freguency of 6o00 7
eJ Calculete the linear fregoency.
an
ss Calculate the period,
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