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Tides occur in ocean but not in lakes.why?​

Tides occur in ocean but not in lakes.why?​
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Tides occur in ocean but not in lakes.why?​

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The Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun .... Tides do occur in lakes they just aren't noticible.

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