When a wave travels across the sea, the water moves up and down. What two forms of energy does a wave have?
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kenitic energy and ponetical energy
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Waves are actually energy passing through the water, causing it to move in a circular motion. ... As a wave passes through water, not only does the surface water follow an orbital motion, but a column of water below it (down to half of the wave's wavelength) completes the same movement.
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