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Standing waves are important in the physics of what kind of wave?

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Standing waves are important in the physics of what kind of wave?

Standing waves are important in the physics of what kind of wave?
A) Seismic sea waves
B) Capillary waves
C) Seiche waves
D) Progressive waves

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