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WHICH WAVES MOVE BY REPLACING ONE PARTICLE WITH ANOTHER? A. LIGHT WAVES B. SOUND WAVES C. ELECTROSTATIC WAVES D. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AGAIN IF ANYONE I KNOW SEES THIS IGNORE BC IM FINNA JUMP OFF A CLIFF
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WHICH WAVES MOVE BY REPLACING ONE PARTICLE WITH ANOTHER?

A. LIGHT WAVES
B. SOUND WAVES
C. ELECTROSTATIC WAVES
D. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

AGAIN IF ANYONE I KNOW SEES THIS IGNORE BC IM FINNA JUMP OFF A CLIFF

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your answer is B. Sound waves. sorry if im wrong
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I think it's B. Sound Waves

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