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b) In water the speed of sound is different. The speed of a sound wave in water is 1300 m/s. The sound wave has a frequency of 1000HZ. Calculate the wavelength of this sound wave.

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b) In water the speed of sound is different. The speed of a sound wave in water is
1300 m/s. The sound wave has a frequency of 1000HZ. Calculate the wavelength
of this sound wave.

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