3. Examine the following wave. It takes the wave 5.0s to move the 3.5m from X to Y. wave motion 1.5m (Y a) Find the amplitude of the wave. b) Find the period of the wave. c) Find the frequency of the source.

3. Examine the following wave. It takes the wave 5.0s to move the 3.5m from X to Y. wave motion 1.5m (Y a) Find the amplitude of the wave. b) Find the period of the wave. c) Find the frequency of the source.

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