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A 10m long wave is in 2m of water. This wave is a a. Shallow water wave b. Not enough information c. Deep water wave d. Transitional Wave

A 10m long wave is in 2m of water. This wave is a a. Shallow water wave b. Not enough information c. Deep water wave d. Transitional Wave
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A 10m long wave is in 2m of water. This wave is a

a. Shallow water wave


b. Not enough information


c. Deep water wave


d. Transitional Wave

User Ludovic
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Answer: A

Explanation: I think

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