When are tides lowest? What causes these tides to be lowest?

Physics

1 answer:

snow_lady [41]3 years ago

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Tides are lowest when:

Tides are lowest when the earth, sun and moon come’s in a right angle. It occurs when the greatest pint in the wave or can called the crest arrives at the coast, the coast can feel the high tide, but when the smallest point i.e. trough arrives at the coast feels the low tide. The tidal force present makes the earth also the water to swell out of side which is often nearer to moon and the side farthest to that of moon, when no swelling can be seen low tides occurs.

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