A fisherman in a rowboat notices that one wave crest passes his fishing line every
5 seconds. He estimates the distance between the crests to be 2 m and estimates the
crests of the waves to be 0.4 m above the troughs. Using these data, determine the
amplitude and wave speed of the waves. Remember that wave speed is calculated with
the formula v = 2 x f.
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