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2 answers:

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C because if you go to the beach you see the huge waves and normaly its windy if not then wind is coming from another direction

Alex Ar [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

Correct answer is C ( Strong winds that have been blowing for a long time with a long fetch)

Explanation:

The size of a wave for surfing depends on the speed of wind it means if the speed of wind will larger(Strong wind) then it will form a larger wave. Best surfing wave also depends on duration for which wind blows, if wind blow for long time then it will create larger wave which is suitable for surfing . waves ideal for surfing also depends on fetch it means if wind affect the larger area then a larger wave will be created which is suitable for surfing.

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