Revise wave properties that include concepts and numerals on frequency, amplitude, and wavelength. Study the speed of sound in different media and the Doppler effect. Solve related numerical problems.

The Doppler Effect was proposed by Christian Andreas Doppler in 1842 ... and this is dependent on the wavelength and frequency of pulses emitted by the radar. Common Nyquist velocities for Bureau of ...

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As BioWare goes through substantial changes, with massive layoffs bringing their current headcount to below 100 developers, fans wonder about the future of the Mass Effect franchise. 2020's "N7 ...

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Mass Effect 5 is officially in the works from BioWare. First revealed back in 2020 with a brief teaser that sparked excitement among fans of the beloved sci-fi RPG, it's been some time since we've ...

Lake-effect snow brings heavy snowfall to some parts of North America Lake-effect snow is most common around the Great Lakes region in the US and Canada during late autumn and winter. It can lead ...

Lake-effect snow is most common around the Great Lakes region in the US and Canada during late autumn and winter. It can lead to large but fairly localised amounts of snowfall and cause huge ...

The illusory truth effect is the tendency for any statement that is repeated frequently—whether it is factually true or not, whether it is even plausible or not—to acquire the ring of truth.