Waves Practice
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D | arrow_right_alt | Wave Height |
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Fetch | arrow_right_alt | Surface area over which the wind blows |
| arrow_right_alt | Is formed when the wind blows sufficiently long from the same direction, creating waves with a maximum size, speed and period. | |
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Capillary Waves | arrow_right_alt | The slightest of breezes will cause small ‘rippling’ of the water surface, producing waves which can be flattened by surface tension. |
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