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If you had a string tied firmly to a post, and you created a wave that went down the string, why do you think would happen as the wave reached the post? A. B. C. D.
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If you had a string tied firmly to a post, and you created a wave that went down the string, why do you think would happen as the wave reached the post?
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D.
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I think it D because I watched a video where the man did this exact same thing and the wave came back
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