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How are waves that are created by a musical instrument and waves that are produced by an earthquake alike? - both types of electromagnetic waves - both bend due to the force of gravity - have the same
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How are waves that are created by a musical instrument and waves that

are produced by an earthquake alike?

- both types of electromagnetic waves

- both bend due to the force of gravity

- have the same frequency

- both caused by physical vibrations

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both caused by physical vibrations

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