Waves and the shore- Be able to relate wave height and steepness to its interaction withthe sea floor. Be able to explain how shallow water waves interact with the sea floor.Understand and be able explain and diagram wave refraction, reflection, and diffraction.Understand how these phenomena influence coastal dynamics. Be able to explain howwaves break and how they contribute to rip currents.

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Q: What do ocean waves and sound waves have in common?

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