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The diagram below shows four locations on Earth with...
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The diagram below shows four locations on Earth with respect to the moon and sun at a given time. Earth is shown as a circle with a smaller circle labeled Moon to the right of it and a larger semicircle labeled Sun to the right of that. Points W and Y are marked at the top and bottom ends of the circle representing Earth. Points X and Z are marked at the left and right sides of the circle representing Earth. In this current position, which coastline(s) are experiencing the low spring tides? (5 points) Both W and Y Both X and Z Only W Only X
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