Answer:
During full moon and new moon, low tides are lowest and the high tide are at the highest.
Explanation:
The tidal bulges are the greater and tidal peak is small at full and new moon, because the tidal forces due to Sun and Moon are synchronized (and incorporate one another accordingly). Higher tides and lower tides, which are still called spring tides, are thus smaller.
First calculate the <em>percentage of one hr</em> it takes. You can do this by dividing the distance by the velocity. The general formula for this is:

always remember to make sure your units are the same.
so that's 1km by the 950km/h velocity.
1/950 = 0.0010526 hrs
Then multiply that answer by 3600 (<em>the number of seconds in 1 hr</em>) to find how many seconds this is.
0.0010526 * 3600 = 3.789 seconds
The time between two new Moon phases or two full Moon phases is 29.5 days. ... The difference of 29.5 and 27.3 is that while the Moon is orbiting the Earth, the Earth is moving along in its orbit so it takes longer for the Moon to reach the same position relative to the Sun.
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