Answer to Question #105054 in Physics for Riana Craft

Question #105054

A 5.4 Hz continuous wave travels on a Slinky. If the wavelength is 0.67 m, what is the speed of waves on the Slinky (in m/s)?

Expert's answer

The speed of waves is related with frequency and wavelength by equation

"v=f\\lambda=5.4\\:\\rm Hz\\times 0.67\\:\\rm m=3.6\\:\\rm m\/s."

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