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Why is the high tide unusually low when the Sun, the Moon, and Earth are in this configuration?
because Earth is closer to the Moon than it is to the Sun
because the axis of Earth is tilted toward the Moon but away from the Sun
because the Sun and the Moon are in this configuration for a short period of time
because gravitational forces of the Sun and the Moon are working against each other
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