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A whale makes a noise underwater that is too low-pitched for humans to hear. What type of wave is this? A. S wave B. visible light C. mechanical D. electromagnetic
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A whale makes a noise underwater that is too low-pitched for humans to hear. What type of wave is this?

A. S wave
B. visible light
C. mechanical
D. electromagnetic

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answer would be D. electromagnetic

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the answer would be Electromagnetic

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