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TWO similar waves are traveung througn the same medium. wave A has a preavencu that Is 3 times thar of wave B. How do their wavelengths compare 2 A. XA = 3 XB B. AA = a AB C. lA = 13 d8 D. AA = dB %3D

TWO similar waves are traveung througn the same medium. wave A has a preavencu that Is 3 times thar of wave B. How do their wavelengths compare 2 A. XA = 3 XB B. AA = a AB C. lA = 13 d8 D. AA = dB %3D

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similar waves dre traveung through the
same medium. wave A has a preaven cu that Is 3
TwO
times
that of wave B.
How do
their wavelengths compPare 2
A. XA = 3 AB
%3D
B. AA =
C.A
13 18
D. dA = AB
%3D

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