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    When the Height of a Wave Exceeds Its Vertical Stability
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When the Height of a Wave Exceeds Its Vertical Stability

Question 98

Question 98

Multiple Choice

When the height of a wave exceeds its vertical stability, the wave is called a


A) rip current.
B) wave of transition.
C) breaker.
D) tidal wave.

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