Mathematics, 29.07.2019 11:10, chels6058

Mr. hanson makes a rope by stringing dozens of tennis balls together. he ties one end of the rope to a tree and makes waves by rapidly moving his end up and down. as the wave moves from left to right, each tennis ball a) moves up and down b) remains motionless c) moves from right to left d) moves from left to right

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