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How is wave amplitude measured in a transverse wave?

How is wave amplitude measured in a transverse wave?
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How is wave amplitude measured in a transverse wave?

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Amplitude is above or below the equilibrium line, or the straight line. You should consider the value at the highest or lowest peak of the amplitude hill.
How is wave amplitude measured in a transverse wave?-example-1
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