Why Do Waves Come in Sets?

Waves come in sets because the wind that pushes them starts and stops, making groups of waves. It’s like when you flick a rope, sometimes it makes one big wave, sometimes two or three. When you look at the ocean, each set is like one flick from the wind.

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  1. When you flick a rope in one quick motion, it makes a group of waves, just like how the ocean makes groups of waves.

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