Exceptionally high tides that occur during a full moon phase are called: Mountain tides, Tower trides, Neap tides, and Spring tides. which one is correct?

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Shevek asked Jul 26, 2022

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Exceptionally high tides that occur during a full moon phase are called: Mountain tides, Tower trides, Neap tides, and Spring tides. which one is correct?

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spring tide

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when the moon is full or new the gravitation pulls the moon and the sun are combined. the high tide are very high and the low tide are very low

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