Sound wave 1 has a shorter wavelength than sound wave 2, but both waves have the same amplitude. What does this mean?

In the same medium, sound waves travel at about the same speed, and wave speed equals frequency multiplied by wavelength. So a shorter wavelength means a higher frequency. Equal amplitudes mean the waves have the same loudness, so sound wave 1 has a higher frequency, not a different loudness.

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