Posted by Anonymous on Friday, November 21, 2008 at 9:23pm.
The maximum displacement IS the amplitude.
You will have to measure the distance between crests to get the wavelength. You have provided no numbers to tell what it is... unless that is what you called the "total distance travelled" . Waves just keep on going, so the "distance travelled" on a graph doesn't make nuch sense.
The frequency is the wave speed divided by the wavelength.
thanx
the total distance refers to the distance shown in the snapshot. i had to divide the distance by the number of increments on the graph to determine how much each increment represented. i used this to find wavelength.
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