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The diagram below shows four coastline locations on Earth with respect to the moon at a given time. In this current position, which coastline(s) are experiencing a daily low tide? 1) Only A 2) Only B 3)
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The diagram below shows four coastline locations on Earth with respect to the moon at a given time.

In this current position, which coastline(s) are experiencing a daily low tide?

1) Only A
2) Only B
3) Both A and C
4) Both B and D

The diagram below shows four coastline locations on Earth with respect to the moon-example-1
User Hamza Sharaf
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4)Both B and D.This happens becaus3 at the ceryain time, A experiences a flood tide causing the waters to come near it.And since B and D are the closest coastlines they are affected the most.

User N Klosterman
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The answer is actually Both A and C. Just took the test and went with the answer below (both B and D) and it was wrong.

Step-by-step explanation:

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