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What happens to the amount of energy in a wave when the amplitude is increased? Stays the same Gets lower Gets higher

What happens to the amount of energy in a wave when the amplitude is increased? Stays the same Gets lower Gets higher
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What happens to the amount of energy in a wave when the amplitude is increased?

Stays the same
Gets lower
Gets higher

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User Pondikpa Tchabao
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Answer:

higher

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User Taryn East
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Answer:

It gets higher :)

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Isuru Amarathunga
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