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Ocean tides result largely from the gravitational attraction of the A. core of Earth. B. sun. C. closest neighboring planets. D. moon. I think it's the moon... Am I wrong?<…

Ocean tides result largely from the gravitational attraction of the A. core of Earth. B. sun. C. closest neighboring planets. D. moon. I think it's the moon... Am I wrong?<…
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Ocean tides result largely from the gravitational attraction of the

A. core of Earth.

B. sun.

C. closest neighboring planets.

D. moon.

I think it's the moon... Am I wrong?

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User Monn
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its moon sis........................................................
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User LemmyLogic
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yes its moon...............
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