Physics, 20.02.2020 19:58, heybrothwrlogan

What is a wavefront? a. A set of points on a wave that all have the same displacement. b. The front of the wave is the highest point on the wave. c. A set of points on a wave that all have the same wavelength. d. The front of the wave faces the direction the wave is traveling. e. A set of points on a wave that are all traveling in the same direction.

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