To determine the relationship between two waves labeled A and B, we need to analyze their wavelength and frequency.
- If wave B has a longer wavelength, it means that its frequency must be lower (since wavelength and frequency are inversely related).
- Conversely, if wave B has a shorter wavelength, it would imply that its frequency is greater.
Since we don’t have specific information about the characteristics of waves A and B, I can’t provide a definitive answer as to which of the options is correct without additional context. However, keeping in mind the properties of waves:
- If wave B has a longer wavelength compared to wave A, it will have a lower frequency.
- If wave B has a shorter wavelength compared to wave A, it will have a higher frequency.
If you can provide additional details about waves A and B, I can give you a more accurate answer. Otherwise, based on common relationships in waves, if your context is that wave B is longer in wavelength than A, the correct choice is:
longer wavelength and lower frequency.