9. Select the INCORRECT wave pairing:a. Light = electromagneticb. Sound = electromagnetic%3DC. Water wave = mechanicald. Seismic wave = mechanical 11. An earthquake on the ocean floor produced a giant wave called a tsunami. The tsunami traveled through theocean and hit a remote island, Is the water that hit the island the same water that was above the earthquake that tookplace on the ocean floor?a. Yes, the energy from about the earthquake moved the individual water particles toward the islandb. Yes, the water particles moved toward the island while the energy remained above the earthquakec. No, the water from above the earthquake stayed in the same place and only the energy was transferredd. No, the energy in the wave pushed the water particles from above the earthquake in the opposite direction

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9. Select the INCORRECT wave pairing: a. Light = electromagnetic b. Sound = electromagnetic C. Water wave = mechanical d. Seismic wave = mechanical

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9. Select the INCORRECT wave pairing:
a. Light = electromagnetic
b. Sound = electromagnetic
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C. Water wave = mechanical
d. Seismic wave = mechanical

11. An earthquake on the ocean floor produced a giant wave called a tsunami. The tsunami traveled through the
ocean and hit a remote island, Is the water that hit the island the same water that was above the earthquake that took
place on the ocean floor?
a. Yes, the energy from about the earthquake moved the individual water particles toward the island
b. Yes, the water particles moved toward the island while the energy remained above the earthquake
c. No, the water from above the earthquake stayed in the same place and only the energy was transferred
d. No, the energy in the wave pushed the water particles from above the earthquake in the opposite direction

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