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<em>A wide range of waves, including tidal waves, have a wavelength, a wave tallness, a plentifulness, a recurrence or period, and a speed. </em>
Wavelength is characterized as the separation between two indistinguishable focuses on a wave (for example between wave peaks or wave troughs).
Ordinary sea waves have <em>wavelengths of around 100 meters.</em>
Waves have any longer wavelengths, generally estimated in <em>kilometers and as much as 200 kilometers</em>
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Those resources where we know the total availability of quantity and quality, are called the Actual Resources. ... Those resources which exist in a particular region and can be used in the future are called Potential Resources.
I am pretty sure its c but if not i am very sorry.
The first country that came to mind was Canada.
I would assume they would be the city's "Location"
