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What is the term used to describe the maximum distance that a transverse wave displaces (moves) molecules from their original undisturbed position
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What is the term used to describe the maximum distance that a transverse wave displaces (moves) molecules from their original undisturbed position?
A: Amplitude
B: Wavelength
C: Frequency
D: SPeed
A: Amplitude
B: Wavelength
C: Frequency
D: SPeed
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What kind of wave is one which particles of the medium travel perpendicular to the direction the wave is travelling?
A: surface wave
B: transverse wave
C: longitudinal wave
D: electromagnetic
A: surface wave
B: transverse wave
C: longitudinal wave
D: electromagnetic
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The term used to describe the maximum distance that a transverse wave displaces (moves) molecules from their original undisturbed position is the amplitude of the wave.
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The term used to describe the maximum distance that a transverse wave displaces (moves) molecules from their original undisturbed position is A: Amplitude.
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B: Transverse wave
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