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Amplitude and energy are inversely related, meaning that a high-energy wave has low amplitude and a low-energy wave has high amplitude.
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Amplitude and energy are inversely related, meaning that a high-energy wave has low amplitude and a low-energy wave has high amplitude.
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Amplitude and energy are inversely related, meaning that a high-energy wave has low amplitude and a low-energy wave has high amplitude.
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Not in any universe that you and I are likely to ever visit.
The statement should be tossed onto the "false" pile.
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