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Nickii Fay
Mar 4

There is strong evidence that Aitape coast was hit by Tsunami of a height of at least 32m. 2,How many times more energy is dissipated by a wave of this size when it hits the coast than a wave of 2m?

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Mar 4
The energy dissipated by a wave is proportional to the square of its height.

Therefore, the energy dissipated by a wave of 32m in height is (32^2) = 1024 times greater than the energy dissipated by a wave of 2m in height.
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