why are the waves so big?

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Sunil Kumar FP · Answer

waves are basically the transfer of energy from one point to another with(mechanical wave) or without(electromagnetic wave) any material medium.in a wave disturbance created by a particle is trnsfered to another particle and this goes on till infinty.often particles oscillates and the energy is transfered from on poin to another.

ex-wave motion created by throwing water in a pond particles are fixed and disturbance is traansfred is transfered till the bank of lake.

therefore it is big.

thanks and regards

sunil kr

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Indu · Answer

That completely depends on the areas terrain features. A sudden steep at the beaches into the ocean may be one reason. And the gravitational pulls of sun, moon and earth is other reason.

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