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Name: write at least two hypotheses about the relationships between wave variables in the simulator and their effect on wave speed eg amplitude frequency tension 37839
Uploaded: 2022-06-17T16:01:41-08:00
Duration: 2 min 19 s
Channel: Shaiju T
Description: write at least two hypotheses about the relationships between wave variables in the simulator and their effect on wave speed eg amplitude frequency tension 37839

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Transcript

00:01 So, hello everyone.

00:01 In the question we have given a statement like wave frequency doesn't affect wave speed.

00:22 So we have to state what is the reason behind this if it is true and if it is false why.

00:29 So we can say from here for the statement wave frequency doesn't affect wave.

00:46 So this is the statement given to us in the question...

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Write at least two hypotheses about the relationships between wave variables in the simulator and their effect on wave speed (e.g. amplitude, frequency, tension).

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Write at least two hypotheses about the relationships between wave variables in the simulator and their effect on wave speed (e.g. amplitude, frequency, tension).

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