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What do you call the number of vibrations per second?
Vibrations a second are measured in Hertz.
What is the number of vibrations per seconds?
That's the frequency of the vibrations.
How many vibrations per minute does a hertz have?
A hertz is equal to one cycle per second, so it would have 60 vibrations per minute.
Unit cycles per second is called?
Frequency measured in Hertz (Hz)
The frequency of a wave is measured with what unit?
Hertz which is scientist's name. In short Hz Actually it is per second ie s-1
What unit is sound frequency measured in?
Frequency is measured in hertz. Cycles per second.
What is the unit of frequency measured in cycles per second?
Frequency is no longer measured in cycles per second. It is now measured using the unit 'hertz' (abbreviation Hz). However, one hertz is exactly the same thing as one cycle per second.
What do you call the number of vibrations per second?
Vibrations a second are measured in Hertz.
The number of cycles per second is called?
Frequency, which is measured in Hertz (Hz)
What is the number of vibrations per seconds?
That's the frequency of the vibrations.
How many vibrations per minute does a hertz have?
A hertz is equal to one cycle per second, so it would have 60 vibrations per minute.
Unit cycles per second is called?
Frequency measured in Hertz (Hz)
What is the frequency of a sintar in meter per second?
Frequency is measured in Hertz, not metres per second.
What is the term for number of vibrations per second?
Hertz are used to measure cycles per second. Sound is measured in hertz. I hope I understood the question.
The frequency of a wave is measured with what unit?
Hertz which is scientist's name. In short Hz Actually it is per second ie s-1
What is the measure of the number of cycles per second called?
# of cycles per second is equal to frequency which is measured in Hertz frequency is the inverse of the period
Is frequency measured in Hertz?
Yes, frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz). Hertz represents the number of cycles per second of a periodic wave, such as sound or electromagnetic waves.
