A wave is created in an elastic rope. The diagram below represents a snapshot of the wave at a given instant of time. The distance from point A to points B and C are given. Point A on the wave moves to the position of point C in 2.30 seconds. 33.6 m 22.1 m Determine the wavelength (in meters), frequency (in Hertz), and speed (in meters/second) of this wave. Wavelength: Frequency: Hz Speed: m/s

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Stretched string

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