MCQ
The relation between frequency $‘n’$ wavelength ‘$\lambda$’ and velocity of propagation $‘v’$ of wave is
- A$n = v\lambda $
- B$n = \lambda /v$
- ✓$n = v/\lambda $
- D$n = 1/v$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$n = v/\lambda $
c
(c) Velocity of the wave,
(c) Velocity of the wave,
$v=v \lambda$ or $\frac{v}{\lambda}$
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