If the wave is stretched so that the distance between x and y is 0.88 m, what will happen to the overall frequency and speed of the wave? a) the frequency and speed will be twice as much. b) the frequency will be half as much and the speed will remain the same. c) the overall frequency and speed will not change. d) the frequency will be 0.22 m and the speed will remain the same.
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