The thing that makes a wave a wave is that itfrom one place to another.
A. Transport energy
B...
Biology, 23.02.2021 01:30 kyleescott9525
The thing that makes a wave a wave is that itfrom one place to another.
A. Transport energy
B. Transports the medium
C. Travels with a vacuum
D. Carries Solids
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