Physics, 03.05.2021 16:20 jacobman0718

Garrett throws a large rock into a waveless pond. The impact of the rock hitting the water causes waves to travel along the pond's surface toward the shore. If Garrett counts the number of waves that reach the shore over a 10‑second period, what property of the waves is he measuring?
A.
speed
B.
wavelength
C.
amplitude
D.
frequency

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