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What is one thing that describes the motion of all waves?.
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What is one thing that describes the motion of all waves?.

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Answer: Cosine function

Step-by-step explanation:

All physical waves can be described as linear combinations of cosine and sine wave functions.

User Jingshao Chen
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Answer:

always repeats itself

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hope this helps

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