8.
= wavelength = 1 m
v = wave propagation speed = 300 m/s
f = frequency of oscillation = ?
frequency of oscillation is given as
f = v/
inserting the values
f = 300/1
f = 300 Hz
9.
v = rate of spread = 300 m/s
T = Time period = 0.5 sec
= wavelength = ?
wavelength is given as
= v T
inserting the values
= (300) (0.5)
= 150 m
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