Frequency and wavelength are related by following equation:
Where is the velocity of the wave in the medium.
So the question, which wave will have higher wavelength will depend on velocity of wave.
If both wave have same speed then their wavelength will also be same. If one of the wave has greater speed than the other then its wavelength will also be greater with respect to other wave.
Time period of the wave is inverse of frequency. So both will have same time period as their frequencies are same.
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