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24-10-2022
Physics

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How is the amplitude of a
longitudinal wave measured?
A. the distance between two rarefactions
B. the distance between two compressions
C. It is measured by how close together or spread
apart the compressions and rarefactions are.

How is the amplitude of a longitudinal wave measured A the distance between two rarefactions B the distance between two compressions C It is measured by how clo class=

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