What are the differences between neap tides and ebb tides?
a -The tidal range of a spring tide is larger than the tidal range of a neap tide.
b -During a spring tide, the moon, Earth and sun are aligned along a single line. During a neap tide, the moon and sun act on the Earth in right angles.\
c -When a spring tide occurs, the moon is new or full. When a neap tide occurs. The moon is at first quarter or new quarter.
d -All of the above
Answer: d -All of the above
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and a cold temperature of 10.0
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