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What causes the high tide on the opposite side of the moon A.underwater earthquakes B.the gravitational pull of the moon C. centrifugal force D.wind
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What causes the high tide on the opposite side of the moon A.underwater earthquakes B.the gravitational pull of the moon C. centrifugal force D.wind
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What causes the high tide on the opposite side of the moon
A.underwater earthquakes
B.the gravitational pull of the moon
C. centrifugal force
D.wind
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The answer would be B.
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