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January 08, 2021 • 19:40 pm
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- IIT JAM
- Geology (GG)
84. lithosphere subjected to local and regional loads react by phenomenon that is known as: a riftingb c. obduction 92. which of the following is characteristic
84. Lithosphere subjected to local and regional loads react by phenomenon that is known as: A RiftingB C. Obduction 92. Which of the following is characteristic of a tsunami? A. Very long wavelength B. Very fast moving wave C. Very low wave amplitude in the open ocean D. All of the above B. Subduction (DU-2014) D. Flexure (DU-2014)
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Answer: Flexure Phenomena of Lithosphere bending caused by local and regional loads is termed as flexure. Answer: All of the above All of the given options are correct. In open ocean, tsunami waves have low amplitude. Tsunami waves have very large wavelength. Also, tsunami waves move very fast.
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i think fast moving wave has high amplitude?
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No, it's not in case of Tsunami waves. In the deep ocean, tsunamis can move as fast as a jet plane, over 500 mph. tsunami wave has a small amplitude (less than 1 metre) but very long wavelength (hundreds of kilometres).
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Saurabh 1 Best Answer
84-D and 92-D ... Please find solution below.. Also note that the energy flux is dependent on wave height and speed both, so to maintain it's constancy, if wave speed slow down then it's height will increase to compensate with the waning velocity..
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