1) Write an algebraic expression for the particle speed (cps) at the sea surface for deep-water...

1) Write an algebraic expression for the particle speed (cps) at the sea surface for deep-water waves in terms of period T and wave amplitude a.

2) Consider a wave with a wavelength L = 500 m and amplitude a = 2 m. Compute the ratio of the phase speed c divided by the particle speed (cps) using your expression from part b?

Expert Solution

2.wave velocity = 27.92 m/s

phase velocity = 13.96 m/s

orbital velocity v(cps)= (a*cw)/wavelength = 0.11168 cps

the ratio is 125

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genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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