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Physics, 09.09.2021 05:20 lavardamon123
The diagram shows part of a spring that is shaken from side to side to produce a wave.
0.60 m
The distance between successive peaks is 0.60 m and the frequency is 2.5 Hz.
How long does it take for a wave to travel 3.0 m along the spring?
А
0.20 s
B
0.50 s
C 2.0 s
D 5.0s
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