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Which kind of wave is generated by a plucked guitar string as the molecules of air around it begin to vibrate? O A. Transverse O B. Surface O C. Electromagnetic O D. Longitudinal PLEASE HELP
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Which kind of wave is generated by a plucked guitar string as the molecules

of air around it begin to vibrate?
O A. Transverse
O B. Surface
O C. Electromagnetic
O D. Longitudinal




PLEASE HELP

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Answer:

longitudinal

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User Martin Poljak
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Answer:
D. Longitudinal
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