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    The Time Between Two Consecutive High Tides at Most Places
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The Time Between Two Consecutive High Tides at Most Places

Question 169

Question 169

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The time between two consecutive high tides at most places on Earth


A) is almost exactly 12 hours.
B) is almost exactly 24 hours.
C) is slightly less than 12 hours.
D) is slightly more than 12 hours.

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