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Which of the following phases of the Moon produces the least variation in tides on Earth? A. first quarter moon B. gibbous moon C. full moon D. crescent moon

Which of the following phases of the Moon produces the least variation in tides on Earth? A. first quarter moon B. gibbous moon C. full moon D. crescent moon
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Which of the following phases of the Moon produces the least variation in tides on Earth? A. first quarter moon B. gibbous moon C. full moon D. crescent moon

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A. 1st quarter moon

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The answer is A. First quarter moon

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