PPT-Example Problem Suppose a boat is at rest in the open ocean. The wind has created a steady
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The ocean supports a mix of waves but for steady winds of 3040 knots this is the most prevalent wavelength and this is the correct speed for a wave of this wavelength
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Example Problem Suppose a boat is at rest in the open ocean. The wind has created a steady: Transcript
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