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A boat moves up and down as water waves pass under the boat. If the amplitude of the wave gets bigger, then A) the boat will rise up higher. B) the boat will not rise up as high…

A boat moves up and down as water waves pass under the boat. If the amplitude of the wave gets bigger, then A) the boat will rise up higher. B) the boat will not rise up as high…
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A boat moves up and down as water waves pass under the boat. If the amplitude of the wave gets bigger, then

A)
the boat will rise up higher.
B)
the boat will not rise up as high.
C)
the boat will go up and down more often.
D)
the boat will continue to move the same way.

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User Iri
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Answer: The Boat will rise

Explanation: Because high amplitude means high in heights.

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User Simplesthing
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the anwser is A or D
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User Tony Delroy
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