Science, asked by ogiri123, 4 months ago

Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)
6.
is a Japanese word that means 'habour waves'.
O (A) Tsunami
O (B) Gravity waves
O (C) Tides

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Answered by ranjanaayush89

0

Answer:

tsunami

Explanation:

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Answered by khanaurangzeb737

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Answer:

OPTION NO. 1 TSUNAMI IS THE ANSWER.

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