Do most waves strike the shore head on or at an angle?

Do most waves strike the shore head on or at an angle?

  • Correct Answer: at an angle
  • at a distance
  • side on
  • head on

Explanation: Most waves strike the shore at an angle. This creates longshore currents, which are described in the concept "Surface Ocean Currents. ".

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