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If the moon disappeared, the Earth's tides would a)not happen b)not be as large c)be much larger d)all be extreme just answer please

If the moon disappeared, the Earth's tides would a)not happen b)not be as large c)be much larger d)all be extreme just answer please
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If the moon disappeared, the Earth's tides would a)not happen b)not be as large c)be much larger d)all be extreme just answer please

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B not as large is the correct answer
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User Waldheinz
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Your answer would be B because although the Moon is gone, the sun still has a gravitational pull towards the oceans waves
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