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The minimum distance between the particles in a medium vibrating with the same phase is known as

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amplitude

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wavelength

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C

frequency

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phase

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Solution

The correct option is C wavelength
The minimum distance between the particles in a medium vibrating with the same phase is known as wavelength
Hence option B is correct

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