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2. Think about the energy that was needed to form the wave in the pool. Where did the energy come from?

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patriot [66]1 year ago

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Wave energy is actually a concentrated form of solar power generated by the action of the wind blowing across the surface of the oceans water which can then be used as a renewable source of energy. As the suns rays strike the Earth's atmosphere, they warm it up.

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2. Think about the energy that was needed to form the wave in the pool. Where did the energy come from? ​

2. Think about the energy that was needed to form the wave in the pool. Where did the energy come from?