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Which type of wave has a disturbance that moves parallel to direction the energy in the waves travels? A.Surface B.Longitudinal C.Mechanical D.Transverse
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Which type of wave has a disturbance that moves parallel to direction the energy in the waves travels?

A.Surface

B.Longitudinal

C.Mechanical

D.Transverse

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Answer:

Longitudinal

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason is because only longitudanal waves move in a

straight/parellel direction.

Transverse waves move diaginal

User Sienna
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The correct answer is B.LONGITUDINAL WAVES.
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