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For a transverse wave, what is a wavefront? A a line joining all points on the same crest of a wave B a line showing the displacement of a wave C the energy content of a wave D …

For a transverse wave, what is a wavefront? A a line joining all points on the same crest of a wave B a line showing the displacement of a wave C the energy content of a wave D …
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For a transverse wave, what is a wavefront?

A a line joining all points on the same crest of a wave
B a line showing the displacement of a wave
C the energy content of a wave
D the first part of a wave to reach a point

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wavefront is the long edge that moves, for example, the crest or the trough

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