Which of the following is an acceptable description of the frequency of a transverse wave?
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Which of the following is an acceptable description of the frequency of a transverse wave?
a. half the distance between the highest and lowest point
b. the distance between two consecutive compression
c. the number of complete cycles that occur in a second
d. the time required for consecutive highest points to pass a given point
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