If the frequency of a vibrating particle is 400 Hz (and the speed of sound in air is 320 m/s), then the distance traveled by the sound produced by the particle's vibration when it completes 30) is -24 m O - 23 m - 22 m - None of the above

If the frequency of a vibrating particle is 400 Hz (and the speed of sound in air is 320 m/s), then the distance traveled by the sound produced by the particle's vibration when it completes 30) is -24 m O - 23 m - 22 m - None of the above

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Chapter6: Photons And Matter Waves

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If the frequency of a
vibrating particle is 400 Hz
(and the speed of sound
in air is 320 m/s), then the
distance traveled by the
sound produced by the
particle's vibration when it
completes 30) is
-24 m O
- 23 m
- 22 m
- None of the above

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