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Natalka [10]
3 years ago
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I WILL MAKE YOU BRAINLIEST! PLEASE PROVIDE PROOF FROM K12. ASAPHURRY IS ALWAYS WELCOME TO ANSWER MY QUESTIONS SHE IS THE BEST. t

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What best describes the same pattern of tides on Earth throughout the day?

spring tides


neap tides


nocturnal tides


semidiurnal tides

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ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago
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Hello again! Thanks for acknowledging me in your question^^ I’m a he though^^ Okay, so moving onto my answer, it is D) semidiurnal tides. The proof that I’m going to provide to you isn’t exactly the answer but is says everyday so it should be correct. Please trust me and tell me if the answer is correct or not. I would choose that answer though. Here is proof:

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<u>Concepts and Principles  </u>

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A pipe open at both ends can have standing wave patterns with resonant frequencies:  

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T (temperature of the air) = 20°C  

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