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Preston

6 May, 16:53

What would happen to the tides if the moon disappeared?

A: The tides would become more stronger and powerful, causing immediate flooding.

B: Nothing would happen as the moon doesn't affect the tides.

C: There would be less to no tides and the oceans would become more calm.

D: None of the above.

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