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A wave is described by the given wave function , 8 TI o-1+ y(x,t) = 0.65m sin 5 3 The frequency of the wave in hertz 02.22 O1.33 D0.75 01.67

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A wave is described by the given wave
function,
8 TT
6 T
-1
m.
-1
+
y(x,t) = 0.65m sin
3
5
The frequency of the wave in hertz
O2.22
O1.33
O0.75
O1.67

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