Plz solve this question all will definitely voteup asap The apparent change in the frequency of the wave as a result of the relative motion of the source and the observer is called?uestion 11In a standing wave, the nodes are the points that don?t oscillate at all.Question 12In a standing wave the separation between a node and the adjacent anti-node is 37.6 cm What is the wavelength of this wave in cm? Do not include the units in your answerntsQuestion 13.Frequency of the sound created by a guitar string is 318 Hz. If the length of the string which is 50cm is equal to half of a wavelength, what is the speed of the waves on the stringin m/s? Do not include the units in your answer and keep one decimal place.

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The apparent change in the frequency of the wave as a result of the relative motion of the source and the observer is called?
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In a standing wave, the nodes are the points that don?t oscillate at all.
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In a standing wave the separation between a node and the adjacent anti-node is 37.6 cm What is the wavelength of this wave in cm? Do not include the units in your answer
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Frequency of the sound created by a guitar string is 318 Hz. If the length of the string which is 50cm is equal to half of a wavelength, what is the speed of the waves on the string
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