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HELP!!! The water level at the beach changes during the day. What causes the different water levels? A. Earth's revolution B. the Moon's rotation C. Earth's magnetic field D. the Moon's gravitational pull
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The water level at the beach changes during the day. What causes the different water levels?
A. Earth's revolution
B. the Moon's rotation
C. Earth's magnetic field
D. the Moon's gravitational pull

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D. The Moon's gravitational pull. This is because the moon's gravity pulls the water towards where it is in relation to earth causing high and low tides.
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The answer is D. The Moon's gravitational pull
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