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Please need help on this one

Please need help on this one-example-1
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Answer:

No, the water from the earthquake stayed in the same place and only the energy was transferred.

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Waves transfer energy not matter.

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Answer:

The second answer from the top, no the energy in the wave pushed the water particles from above the earthquake in the opposite direction.

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I believe this is the correct answer. Hope you do well

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