10 12 points It is most likely that an asteroid will impact in an ocean rather than on land. Here is a simplified formula that gives the height of the wave (h), in meters, at a distance of 1000 km from the impact site: 3 2 h = 8 ( 1 ) ( x ) (4) D 406 20 where D is the asteroid diameter in meters, V is the velocity in km/sec, and p is the asteroid density in kg/L. Calculate the expected tsunami height in meters at 1000 km from the impact if Apophis happens to land in the middle of an ocean. How would you expect the tsunami height to vary with distance from the point of impact? The expected tsunami height would be about meters. I would expect the tsunami height to decrease as an inverse square of the distance from the point of impact.