Stunding wwes in water mure produced most often by
periodic water waves
1. being absorbed at...
Physics, 11.05.2021 17:50 SkirrtCrackers
Stunding wwes in water mure produced most often by
periodic water waves
1. being absorbed at the boundary with a new
medium
2. refracting at a boundary with a new medium
3. diffracting around a burter
4. refleding from a burrier
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