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A longitudinal wave with a frequency of 29.0 Hz takes 1.2 s to travel the length of a 3.2 m Slinky (see the figure). Determine the wavelength of the wave. Answer in m. Please provide a detailed answer. Thank you! compressed region Stretched region Compressed regi

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