Shaking a single slinky with an initial wave speed of 150 m/s when the frequency is 10 Hz. Then shaking the slinky at different frequencies and measuring the speed will give you what speed for 50 Hz? Show Your Work

Shaking a single slinky with an initial wave speed of 150 m/s when the frequency is 10 Hz. Then shaking the slinky at different frequencies and measuring the speed will give you what speed for 50 Hz? Show Your Work

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