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The word parallel means ____ A. Meeting at a 90 degree angle. B. Vibrating back and forth. C. Along the same direction D. Having crests and troughs.
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The word parallel means ____
A. Meeting at a 90 degree angle.
B. Vibrating back and forth.
C. Along the same direction
D. Having crests and troughs.
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the answer is A
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C. Is the correct answer for this question
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