The least distance between two points on a progressive wave having a phase difference of a radians is 6.0 cm. The waveform of the wave reveals that the duration of 50 cycles is 2.5 ms. The speed of the wave in m s is: 1.2 x 10 B 2.4 x 102 C 6.0 x 10 D 2.4x 10

The least distance between two points on a progressive wave having a phase difference of a radians is 6.0 cm. The waveform of the wave reveals that the duration of 50 cycles is 2.5 ms. The speed of the wave in m s is: 1.2 x 10 B 2.4 x 102 C 6.0 x 10 D 2.4x 10

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The least distance between two points on
progressive wave having a phase difference of a
radians is 6.0 cm. The waveform of the wave
reveals that the duration of 50 cycles is 2.5 ms. The
speed of the wave in m s is:
A 1.2 x 10
B 2.4 x 102
C 6.0 x 106
D 2.4x 10
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