Q13: Which distance P, Q, R, or S, represents the amplitude of the wave below?

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Q13: Which distance P, Q, R, or S, represents the amplitude of the wave below?

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Answer:

The answer is S

Step-by-step explanation:

Amplitude is defined as the height of a wave from its undisturbed level.

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