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A water wave and a ray of light are both examples of - A longitudinal waves B transverse waves C movement waves D compressional waves
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A water wave and a ray of light are both examples of -

A longitudinal waves
B transverse waves
C movement waves
D compressional waves

User Eklektek
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B transverse waves or

C movement waves

are the best answer to pick

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Answer:

I think transverse waves

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