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A wave has a wavelength of λ = 100 meters. It is passing over an area of the ocean that is 500 meters deep. Is it a deep-water or a shallow-water wave?

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With a wave length of  λ = 100 and ocean depth of  500m, this wave is a deep water wave.

How to know a deep water wave

This type of wave that has the depth of the water to be more than the wavelength divided by 2.

That is depth > 100/2

If it was the other way round, that is wavelength is more than the depth, then it would be a shallow wave.

Therefore the answer to the question is the deep water wave.

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