Physics A-Level
Measurement of speed using v = fλ
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Wavelength was determined from standing-wave patterns or interference and frequency from the transmitter circuit, then speed was calculated using v = fλ.
Topics that use Measurement of speed using v = fλ
- Electromagnetic waves (A-level only) (AQA A-Level)
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