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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 336

Question 336

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The time between two consecutive high tides at MOST places on Earth is:


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

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