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PLZ HELP! QUESTION IS BELOW! :D

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leva [86]2 years ago

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Personal connection is a connection with your own self to something

GalinKa [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

When we say anything is a wave, what exactly do we mean? The most intuitive and straightforward wave to envision is a water wave. A motion, more specifically, is a disturbance that propagates or travels away from its source. Water waves are caused by a disruption in the water's surface, such as a rock tossed into a pond or a swimmer splashing the surface continuously. The noise for sound waves is a rise of air pressure, which may be caused by the oscillating cone within a speaker. There are many kinds of disturbances in earthquakes, including surface disturbances and pressure disturbances under the surface. Even radio signals are best deciphered by using a comparison of sea waves Water waves are helpful to visualize since they are more than just a mental picture. The amplitude, period, frequency, and energy of water waves are all the same as they are for all waves. A small set of underlying principles can be used to describe all wave characteristics.

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