How does the position of the moon affect ocean tides?
A. The side of Earth facing the moon and the opposite side have the highest tides.
B. The highest tides always occur when the moon is in its first quarter and third quarter phases.
C. The side that is furthest away from the moon experiences the least gravitational pull and has the lowest tides.
D. The tides correspond to the angles of Earth and the moon so the highest tides are when they are at 90°.

C. The side furthest away from the moon experiences the least gravitational pull and has the lowest tides.

Explanation:

The Moon's gravity pulls more on the planet than the water on the opposite side. These two water bulges on opposite sides of the Earth aligned with the Moon are the high tides. Since ocean water is pulled higher in the areas of the two high tides, there is less water in between the two high tides.

the aswer is letter c

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