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NeTakaya
3 years ago
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Joel lives near the beach one day he sees that the tide is much lower than he’s ever seen before the high tide is higher than he

’s seen before two weeks later he notices that there is not much difference between low and high tide.
In paragraph tell what types of tides Joel observed tell how the positions of the sun moon and earth can change the types of the tides. And will mark brainliest
Biology
1 answer:
Kobotan [32]3 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:  If the high tide is higher than usual, and the same thing for low tides, it is a spring tide, because it is strong. Two weeks later, he observed a neap tide, because there is not much difference. The tides get weaker and stronger because the moon changes positions. The gravitational pull is affected differently. The Earth also changes positions, so it also has an effect, but the moon has the most powerful.

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