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What wave moves in the same direction as the force that created it? 1. Interference waves 2. Reflected waves 3. Transverse waves 4. Longitudinal waves
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What wave moves in the same direction as the force that created it?

1. Interference waves
2. Reflected waves
3. Transverse waves
4. Longitudinal waves

User Juha Vehnia
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Answer:

longitudinal waves

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I got it right

User BiJ
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Answer:

im saying 4. its just a guess it makes sense tho

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sorry for getting this wrong.

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