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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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This attractive force is known as an electrostatic force. If objects both have the same charge, they repel (or push away from) each other. ... If no other forces are involved, moving objects on Earth slow down because of friction. The cause of friction is the rubbing together of two surfaces.
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