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30 April, 20:14

What is a transverse wave?

a. particles that travel parallel to the direction of energy movement

b. particles that travel in a reverse direction to the direction of energy movement

c. particles that travel perpendicular to the direction of energy movement

d. particles that travel in an intersecting direction to the direction of energy movement

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