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The substance that a wave moves through is called a __________. a. fluid c. track b. medium d. vibration
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The substance that a wave moves through is called a __________.
a. fluid
c. track
b. medium
d. vibration
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The substance that a wave moves through is called a
B. medium
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Air is a medium. In space there is no air, and therefore, there is no medium for sound waves to travel.
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b. medium
The substance that a wave moves through is called a
MEDIUM
NOT:
a. fluid
c. track
d. vibration
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