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Which of the following will be the effect on the displacement - position (y-x) graph on increasing the frequency?

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The crests come closer together

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The maximum value of the displacement doesn't change

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The crests move further apart

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Solution

The correct options are
A The crests come closer together
B The maximum value of the displacement doesn't change
The maximum value of the displacement does not depend on frequency. As the frequency increases, the crests come closer together.

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