The answer is friction. As ocean wave approach the shoreline, they are affected by the sea bed through process such as refraction, shoaling, bottom friction and wave-breaking. However wave breaking also occurs in deep water when the waves re too steep. If the waves meet major structurer or abrupt changes in the coastline, they will be transformed by diffraction.
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Explanation:
High velocity waves.
High velocity waves like the storm waves will cause rapid and sudden removal of large chunks of shore to wash out into the sea.
- A wave is a disturbance that transmits energy.
- Erosion is the washing away of the portions of the earth.
- When a high velocity wave hits a shore, it causes serious and damaging consequences on weathered materials.
- The energy of the wave is channeled to carrying large portions of the beach away.
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