A periodic wave with a wavelength = 2 m has a speed V = 4 m/s. What is the wave’s frequency?

Formula for wave frequency: f = s/w

f = frequency

s = speed

w = wavelength

Solve for the frequency using the given values.

f = 4/2

f = 2 Hz

Therefore, the wave frequency is 2 Hz.

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Frequency of any wave = (wave speed) / (wave length)

Frequency = (4 m/s) / (2 m)

Frequency = 2/s

Frequency = 2 Hz

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