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Where does the energy for a wave come from? A: the potential energy of height B:the kinetic energy of a push C:the kinetic energy of a pull D:the static energy not the molecules…

Where does the energy for a wave come from? A: the potential energy of height B:the kinetic energy of a push C:the kinetic energy of a pull D:the static energy not the molecules…
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Where does the energy for a wave come from? A: the potential energy of height

B:the kinetic energy of a push
C:the kinetic energy of a pull
D:the static energy not the molecules hitting​

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the potential energy of height

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