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Does the period of 1 Hz= 1sec
5 Hz= 0.2sec
33 Hz= 0.03sec
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Explanation:

Period is the time taken for one wave to pass through.

Frequency is the number of waves that passes through a point at a unit of time.

Period and frequency are inversely related

        Period  = [tex]\frac{1}{Frequency }[/tex]

If frequency  = 1Hz, period  = 1sec

       If frequency  = 5Hz period  = 0.2s

       If frequency   = 33Hz, period  = 0.03s

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