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2. what is the amplitude and wavelength of the wave shown below?
y (m)
20
401
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109 1120
140
180
180
x (crn)
200
o a amplitude: 30 cm, wavelength: 60 cm
b amplitude 30 cm, wavelength 110 cm
c amplitude 60 cm, wavelength 60 cm
d. amplitude 60 cm, wavelength 110 cm


2. what is the amplitude and wavelength of the wave shown below?  y (m) 20 401

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