Physics, 20.04.2020 23:59, nathalyviruete

Imagine making waves on a slinky. First, we make a wave with

wavelength 2 cm long, amplitude 0.2 cm, Frequency at 1 Hz and wave speed of 2 cm/s.

If we then shake the slinky twice as often, what happens to the wavelength, amplitude, frequency and wave speed?

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Imagine making waves on a slinky. First, we make a wave with

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