Amplituda, okres, częstotliwość i długość fali

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Explains Matematyczny opis fal (section 16.2) from OpenStax University Physics Volume 1 (Polish edition); BookPractice uses it as the main video for that section. It partly covers the section, per BookPractice.

What you'll learn

A 9-minute physics video from KhanAcademyPoPolsku covering Matematyczny opis fal, the section of OpenStax University Physics Volume 1 (Polish edition) it is paired with.

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