1. Estimate the maximum wave heights at points A and B in the region behind the breakwater in the attached plan. Given: H₁5 ft; T = 6s; d =22 ft. Answers Maximum H at point A: T Maximum H at point B: 420 ft 350 ft A ↑。 B 30⁰ 1400 ft

1. Estimate the maximum wave heights at points A and B in the region behind the breakwater in the attached plan. Given: H₁5 ft; T = 6s; d =22 ft. Answers Maximum H at point A: T Maximum H at point B: 420 ft 350 ft A ↑。 B 30⁰ 1400 ft

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1. Estimate the maximum wave heights at points A and B in the region behind the
breakwater in the attached plan. Given: H₁ = 5 ft; T = 6s; d =22 ft.
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Maximum H at point A:
T
Maximum H at point B:
420 ft
350 ft A
↑。
B
30⁰
1400 ft

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