Question

The distance between the first and third crest of an ocean wave is 24 meters. What is the wavelength of the ocean wave?
6 meters
8 meters
12 meters
24 meters
I will give a medal

Answer 1

@TwiztTiez

Answer 2

@RedGuy46

Answer 3

@SyedMohammed98

Answer 4

sorry im good at biology not earth

Answer 5

The distance from 1 crest to the 2nd is the wave length. The distance from the 1st to the 3rd is 2 wavelengths. So 24 m is 2 wavelengths. The wavelength of the ocean wave would be 12 m. :D

Answer 6

its okay RedGuy46

Answer 7

Did that help?

Answer 8

yes thank you

Answer 9

Np

Answer 10

twizt is correct...it's 12

Answer 11

Glad i could help lol

Answer 12

you guys are awesome

Answer 13

three crest is 24 m so wavelength is the distance from crest to crest which is 12m

Answer 14

I try :3

Answer 15

lol

Answer 16

thnx..:)

Answer 17

could help me with one more

Answer 18

Of course

Answer 19

okay thankz

Answer 20

Tyler filled completely four identical cups with different liquids. Three of the cups were filled with freshwater from different locations and one cup was filled with ocean water. The table below shows the time taken by the liquids in the four cups to freeze.




Cup

Time taken by the liquid to freeze (in minutes)


1 55
2 84
3 34
4 69

Into which of these cups did Tyler most likely fill ocean water?
Cup 1
Cup 2
Cup 3
Cup 4

Answer 21

Whoa

Answer 22

yea

Answer 23

Idk this one @Nnesha

Answer 24

its okay what about this one
Strong winds produce waves in the ocean. This is an example of interaction between the ocean and the
biosphere
cryosphere
atmosphere
hydrosphere

Answer 25

for the second one this might help
http://aquarius.umaine.edu/activities/can_sw_freeze.pdf

Answer 26

thankz wait for the one that says
Strong winds produce waves in the ocean. This is an example of interaction between the ocean and the
biosphere
cryosphere
atmosphere
hydrosphere

Answer 27

@Fadeaway

Answer 28

umm m not sure about this one
but this might help

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Answer 29

thankz i came across some more i need help will you help me

Answer 30

ur welcome....umm okay but i may go anytime so u can ask me 2 or 3 questions more. :).

Answer 31

okay

Answer 32

Which of these locations on Earth will most likely experience the highest tide?
Location A
Location B
Location C
Location D

Answer 33

Which of these statements best describes a flaw in Jenna’s model?
Water filled the basins after sea floor spreading.
Water filled the basins after segments of Earth’s crust moved.
Earth’s crust was formed after water filled the basins.
Earth’s crusts were broken down after the process of sea floor spreading.

Answer 34

I'm sure the first one is D

Answer 35

thankz

Answer 36

Which part of the graph represents the thermocline?
AB
BC
CD
DE

Answer 37

location D :)

Answer 38

thankz

Answer 39

ur welcome for the last one .....u can take help from here
https://www.google.com/search?q=thermocline&biw=1366&bih=643&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=MzPuVPeICMXvaNebgegB&ved=0CEQQsAQ

Answer 40

sorry for not helping u much...actually i don't study earth sciences..so that's y this was all i could help...

Answer 41

its okay i have one more
“Warm ocean water is carried eastward by wind towards South America to cause changes in global climate”. Which of these events is described by the statement?
El Nino
La Nina
Land breeze
Sea breeze

Answer 42

El Nino for sure

Answer 43

it's El Nino

Answer 44

Did you get it right? @Angel010

Answer 45

yes thankz