What are some futures of waves?

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anonymous · Answer

what kind of waves?

anonymous · Answer

Yea

anonymous · Answer

All it says is What i typed it doesnt matter what type of waves

anonymous · Answer

You mean like this? http://scienceprimer.com/wave-features

anonymous · Answer

Idk like i said all it says is what i typed ^

anonymous · Answer

So i dont know what it means?

anonymous · Answer

wait, I'm confused, what's your question? XD

anonymous · Answer

Crest - the highest point in the wave.
    Trough - the lowest point in the wave.
    Wavelength* - the horizontal distance between successive crests, troughs or other parts of a wave.
    Wave height - the vertical distance between the crest of a wave and its neighboring trough. This term is commonly used when describing water waves where the undisturbed surface is not easily determined.
    Amplitude* - the amount of displacement from the equilibrium or rest position. Equal to one half the wave height.
    Undisturbed surface - resting state or equilibrium position of medium in the absence of a wave.
    Period* - the time it takes for successive crests or troughs to pass a specific point.
    Frequency* - the inverse of period.The number of crests or troughs that pass a point during a set time interval.     Hope this helps! :)

anonymous · Answer

Heres the link btw : http://scienceprimer.com/wave-features :)