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What is the wavelength of waves having a frequency of 215 hertz and a speed of 27 miles per second?
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Wavelength = (speed) / (frequency) = (27/215) mile = 0.1256 mile (rounded)
-- 663.06 ft (rounded)
-- 202.1 meters (rounded)
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