A Boy throws a pebble into the center of the pond. A floating leaf near the waters edge oscillates ( moves up and down ) two complete cycles in one second as water waves move past the leaf. The waters wavelength is 10 meters. What is the waves velocity?

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Answer 1
Answer: Wave speed = (wavelength) x (frequency)
 
                    = (10 m) x (2 / sec)  =  20 m/s.

By the way . . .
  The water doesn't move past the leaf.  Only the wave does.


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