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faust18 [17]
3 years ago
14

Several small waves near the beach. Imagine that you are sitting on a beach. As you walk toward the water, you see several waves

like those in the image in the shallow water. These waves are called breakers. What causes breakers to form? the rise of the ocean floor the gravity of the moon waves hitting the shore at an angle water flowing away from the shore.
Biology
1 answer:
RSB [31]3 years ago
3 0

Breaker waves are waves that reach a specific amplitude that causes certain energy transformations. They are formed due to the rise of the ocean floor.

<h3>What are breaker waves and their formation?</h3>

A breaker is a type of wave that is formed due to the rise of the ocean floor or the bed in the oceanic zones. They reach the shores towards the shallow water because of the water breaking or collapsing.

The breaker waves have increased heights when the water depth and wavelength decreases. It is called a breaker because it breaks something.

Therefore, option A. the rise of the ocean floor cause the formation of the breaker wave.

Learn more about breaker wave here:

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