Question

When wave breaks against the beach, it is known as?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

A shore break is a wave that breaks directly on, or very close to the shore. This happens when the beach is very steep at the shoreline. These waves are really just a form of beach or reef break, but breaking very close to the shore.

Surging breakers form on the steepest shorelines. The wave energy is compressed very suddenly right at the shoreline, and the wave breaks right onto the beach

The energy carried by these waves and the way they break against the shoreline has dramatic impacts on erosion and how shorelines are shaped over time. As waves approach the shore, the bottom of the wave meets the ocean floor. As they drag across the bottom, the front waves slow down, and wavelength is reduced.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Surging breakers

Explanation:

Surging breakers form on the steepest shorelines.

The wave energy is compressed very suddenly right at the shoreline, and the wave breaks right onto the beach.

These waves give too short (and potentially painful) a ride for surfers to enjoy.

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