Asked by Eden S.

In the newspaper one day, you read that the highest tides of the season are expected in the next month. What can you infer about the positions of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon? What phase of the Moon will probably be visible?
Answered by Damon
Spring tides occur when the earth, sun, and moon line up. Therefore they happen at full moon and new moon. If they are the highest of the season as well as the month, the moon is probably close to earth.
Answered by stupid girl
I have no idea and need help
Answered by james
In the newspaper one day, you read that the highest tides of the season are expected in the next month. What can you infer about the positions of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon? What phase of the Moon will probably be visible?
Answered by Bill Nye the science guy
the highest ides of the season occur because the sun and the moon are in the same position so their gravity pulls the water creating high tides
Answered by someone
I don't know that's why I asked you!!
Answered by destiny
In the newspaper one day you read that the highest tides are expected in the next month what can you infer about the sun the moon and the earth what phase of the moon will it probaly be visibly?
Answered by Cadence
I just need help with my homework so can some just give all of the answers to the questions?
Answered by meee
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