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he observed that when the wind blew harder the ocean waves were larger and the buoys move away from the ship . what effect , if any did the waves have on how far the buoys moved. explain your answer.
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he observed that when the wind blew harder the ocean waves were larger and the buoys move away from the ship . what effect , if any did the waves have on how far the buoys moved. explain your answer.

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The wind blowing was causing the waves to rise higher and become larger. Because of this, the buoys are now, or should be moving up and down with the waves, for the waves are carrying the buoys as they move.
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