How many cycles are there in Figure II? Based on Figure II, identify the: a. type of wave b. frequency If there were twice as many cycles in Figure II, what would be: a. the type of wave b. the new frequency If there were half as many cycles in Figure II, what would be: a. the new frequency b. the type of wave What is the purpose of transforming raw EEG data in Figure II into a power spectru .

1. How many cycles are there in Figure II? Based on Figure II, identify the: a. type of wave b.
frequency If there were twice as many cycles in Figure II, what would be: a. the type of wave b.
the new frequency If there were half as many cycles in Figure II, what would be: a. the new
frequency b. the type of wave What is the purpose of transforming raw EEG data in Figure II
into a power spectru