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At which point on the wave will the water be travelling at maximum speed in an upward direction, i can't understand this

At which point on the wave will the water be travelling at maximum speed in an upward direction, i can't understand this
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at which point on the wave will the water be travelling at maximum speed in an upward direction, i can't understand this

at which point on the wave will the water be travelling at maximum speed in an upward-example-1
User Amin Azimi
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I think it would be a. The water at that point is moving upwards while the rest is on it's way down or already at its apex. 
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