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Which is the most direct cause of tides on Earth? A. the tilt of Earth's poles B. the magnetic field of Earth c. the Moon's gravitational pull on Earth O D. the revolu…

Which is the most direct cause of tides on Earth? A. the tilt of Earth's poles B. the magnetic field of Earth c. the Moon's gravitational pull on Earth O D. the revolu…
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Which is the most direct cause of tides on Earth? A. the tilt of Earth's poles B. the magnetic field of Earth c. the Moon's gravitational pull on Earth O D. the revolution of Earth around the Sun O E. the slope of the land near Earth's shorelines.​

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