Physics, 05.09.2020 05:01, montecillolinda

A tsunami originatig near the Alaska coast had a wavelength of 470 miles and traveled 2300 miles in 5.3 h. Determine the wave’s (a) speed in miles/hour and in m/s, (b) frequency and (c) period (in seconds and in minutes).

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