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Two waves are traveling through a tube. Wave X has an amplitude of 1 cm, and wave Y has twice the amplitude of wave X. The energy of wave Y is A. four times that of wave X. B. two times that of wave X.
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Two waves are traveling through a tube. Wave X has an amplitude of 1 cm, and wave Y has twice the amplitude of wave X. The energy of wave Y is

A.
four times that of wave X.
B.
two times that of wave X.
C.
one-fourth times that of wave X.
D.
half times that of wave X.

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it is A

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i had the question

User Saurabh Saxena
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I think the answer would be b
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