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Physics, 18.05.2021 02:00 dd50

You are in a large parking lot and you've lost your carl On your keys, you have a button to make your car honk its horn. You know that the
sound of your horn has a frequency of 350Hz and that the wavelength of
the sound waves is 0.25m. Being a bright and competent physics
student, you obviously open the timer and calculator apps on your phone
and perform a little experiment. If it takes 0.50 seconds for you to hear
the sound of your horn how far away is your car?

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