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Stronger surface waves cause greater rock motion and more damage True False

Stronger surface waves cause greater rock motion and more damage True False
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Stronger surface waves cause greater rock motion and more damage

True

False

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User Gerrie
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this is true because of erosion. The harder the waves hit causes the roock to split and eventually break off.
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User Chris Byatt
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The answer is true . Strong forces causes damage
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