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A seismic wave has an amplitude of 0.012 Meters.If the amplitude of this wave reduces to 0.006 meters, what happens to the energy associated with this wave?

A seismic wave has an amplitude of 0.012 Meters.If the amplitude of this wave reduces to 0.006 meters, what happens to the energy associated with this wave?
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a seismic wave has an amplitude of 0.012 Meters.If the amplitude of this wave reduces to 0.006 meters, what happens to the energy associated with this wave?

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Answer:The energy of the wave by a factor of 4

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