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26-12-2015
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What happens to a water particle in a wave during a single wave period?
a. It moves in the direction of the wave.
b. It moves in a half circle.
c. It moves in one complete circle.
d. It does not move.

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Аноним Аноним

26-12-2015

i think C is the answer It moves in one complete circle.

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poppopularbee3 poppopularbee3

26-12-2015

I believe the answer would be C. It moves in one complete circle. Hope this helped! :)

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