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Why does the Moon have a greater effect on the tides than the Sun?

The Moon is larger than the Sun.

The Moon is closer than the Sun to Earth.

The Moon is solid while the Sun is gaseous.

The Moon rotates more quickly than the Sun.

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Answer:

The Moon is closer than the Sun to Earth.

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