(A) (В) (C) (D) -. In comparing waves (A) and (D), this is proof that a wave's frequency is (A) directly related to wavelength (B) directly related to amplitude (C) independent of wavelength (D) independent of amplitude

(A) (В) (C) (D) -. In comparing waves (A) and (D), this is proof that a wave's frequency is (A) directly related to wavelength (B) directly related to amplitude (C) independent of wavelength (D) independent of amplitude

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Chapter16: Waves

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A directly related to wavelength
(B) directly related to amplitude
(C) independent of wavelength
(D) independent of amplitude

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