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You are sending waves down a spring. You send a small amplitude wave down the spring. Then you
send a large amplitude wave. The large amplitude wave is...
A.slower than the low amplitude wave
B.the same speed as the low amplitude wave
C.faster than the low amplitude wave
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a is the correct answer hope it will help you
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