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The spring tides occur when the Moon is in syzygy. What does this mean?

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The spring tides occur when the Moon is in syzygy. What does this mean?

The spring tides occur when the Moon is in syzygy. What does this mean?

a) The Moon is at a right angle to the sun
b) The Moon is in conjunction or opposition
c) The Earth-Moon-Sun are aligned
d) All of the above
e) Only B and C

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