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For each of the following statements about deep-water waves, determine if the statement is true or false, then explain why: The

longer the wave, the deeper the wave base. The greater the wave height, the deeper the wave base. The longer the wave, the faster the wave travels. The greater the wave height, the faster the wave travels. The faster the wave, the greater the wave height.

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mote1985 [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

The longer the wave, the deeper the wave base - True

The greater the wave height, the deeper the wave base - false

The longer the wave, the faster the wave travels- true

The greater the wave height, the faster the wave travels- false

The faster the wave, the greater the wave height - False

Explanation:

When a wave has a high length it means that the wave base will be deeper.

The longer the wave, the deeper the wave base - True

When the weight height is big , the wave base will be deeper.

The greater the wave height, the deeper the wave base - false

The longer the wave, the faster the wave travels- true

The greater the wave height, the faster the wave travels- false

The faster the wave, the greater the wave height - False

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