Please select the correct statement about the amplitude of a wave.a. The amplitude of a wave can be either a positive or a negative value.☐ b. The amplitude of a wave can be a negative value.О с.The amplitude of a wave is always a positive value.

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Please select the correct statement about the amplitude of a wave. a. The amplitude of a wave can be either a positive or a negative value. ☐ b. The amplitude of a wave can be a negative value. О с. The amplitude of a wave is always a positive value.