Which is not true about a wave in the open ocean? the wave form moves forward, but the water particles do not advance appreciably. water particles travel with the wave. as the wave travels, water particles pass the energy along by moving in a circle. water particles move in a circular path.

A. The wave form moves forward, but the water particles do not advance appreciably.

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The traveling of water particles with the wave is an incorrect statement.  

Explanation:

The currents move water from one location to another, in comparison, the waves do not translocate water. The waves mediate energy, they move via the water, however, the water stays less or more in the same location. The majority of the waves influences only the water close to the ocean's surface. The particles of water farther down move in smaller circles in comparison to the particles close to the surface. Below at some point of the depth, the waves no longer influence the water.  

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the relative atomic mass is roughly equal to the number of neutrons, plus the number of protons, in the nucleus of the atom.

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