Consider the water wave shown here. (a) How could you measure the speed of this wave? (b)
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(a) How could you measure the speed of this wave?
(b) How would you determine the wavelength of the wave?
(c) Given the speed and wavelength of the wave, how could you determine the frequency of the wave?
(d) Suggest an independent experiment to determine the frequency of the wave.
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