What causes high and low tides? A: The ocean's conveyor belt and refraction B: Earthquakes and volcanoes C: Cold and warm currents D: The moon's gravity and Earth's rotation

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What causes high and low tides?

A: The ocean's conveyor belt and refraction
B: Earthquakes and volcanoes
C: Cold and warm currents
D: The moon's gravity and Earth's rotation

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The gravitational effect of the moon causes both the high tide and low tides.

Binayak answered Dec 11, 2018

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D would be the correct answer

Marina Aguilar answered Dec 13, 2018

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