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As waves spread out, they typically gain energy. True False
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As waves spread out, they typically gain energy.
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False, the farther the wave goes from the source of energy, the less energy it has, for it uses the energy to spread out, (which means that while it is spreading out, it will lose more and more energy until there is no more)
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