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Susie is measuring the different parts of a transverse wave and recording notes in her journal. which of the following will she be able to measure using the crest or trough of a single wave? a. the energy; it is only found in the crest or trough of a wave. b. the frequency; it is the distance between crests and troughs. c. the wavelength; it is measured by how fast the crest passes. d. the amplitude; it is measured by the center line of a wave to the crest or trough.

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