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I recently came across a question where a wave huts a wall reflects and it's intensity becomes 0.64 times the original. Intensity depends on frequency and amplitude. Now after reflection could the frequency change? ( TheThe solution to the question changed amplitude which) If not why can't frequency change of rather what does frequency depends on

I recently came across a question where a wave huts a wall reflects and it's intensity becomes 0.64 times the original. Intensity depends on frequency and amplitude. Now after reflection could the frequency change? ( The solution to the question changed amplitude which) If not why can't frequency change of rather what does frequency depends on

I recently came across a question where a wave huts a wall reflects and it's intensity becomes 0.64 times the original. Intensity depends on frequency and amplitude. Now after reflection could the frequency change? (The solution to the question changed amplitude which) If not why can't frequency change of rather what does frequency depends on

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I recently came across a question where a wave huts a wall reflects and it's intensity becomes 0.64 times the original. Intensity depends on frequency and amplitude. Now after reflection could the frequency change? ( The solution to the question changed amplitude which) If not why can't frequency change of rather what does frequency depends on