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When waves speed up, wave deposition occurs. True False
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When waves speed up, wave deposition occurs.
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Answer: false!
False - slow down/ meet and obstacle. In the process called {Long shore drift,} Beach sediment gets moved down a beach with the current. Waves change direction as they approach sure because they begin to {drag}.
Explanation: above, it was on the internet :)
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Answer:False
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slow down/ meet and obstacle.
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