Ocean tides exist because the Moon's pull is
a
weaker than the pull of the Sun.
b...
Physics, 02.06.2021 23:30, MadisonBoone
Ocean tides exist because the Moon's pull is
a
weaker than the pull of the Sun.
b
stronger on Earth's oceans than on Earth itself.
c
stronger on water closer to it than on water farther away.
d
basically non-existent at the surface of the Earth.
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