1. Draw a wave with a longer wavelength and the same amplitude as the wave shown. Then draw a second wave with a larger amplitude and the same wavelength as the wave shown.

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1. Draw a wave with a longer wavelength and the same amplitude as the wave shown. Then draw a second wave with a larger amplitude and the same wavelength as the wave shown.

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Sound traveling is because it’s a longer wavelength

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Sound traveling

Step-by-step explanation:

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