Question

Explain in detail about High tide & low tide :-

Answer 1

high tide and low tide causes by the moon.
the moon's gravitational pull generate something called tidal forces
tides are periodic rising and falling of the sea level due to gravitational pull of the moon and the sun acting on the rotating Earth.
Tides are two types high tide and low tides.

when the level of seawater rises it is high tide and when the level of water falls it is low tide during high tide water covers much of the shore by rising to its highest leves.during low tide water falls to its lowest level and recedes from the shore.....

Answer 2

Answer:

• the high and low tide are cute by the gravitational Ford between the Earth and the moon.
• there are two high Tides a day.
• the reason is , is pulling the order towards itself.
• the moon attracts every piece of matter on earth.
• teens gravity is inversely proportional to the square of the distance, this force is Greater on the side of the earth closer to the moon, and Lasser on the side of the earth further from the Moon.
• however, it succeeds quit well in deforming The Ocean which are not as rigid.
• change the waters on the Moon side are attracted more strongly then average, they tend to bulge towards the moon using a high tide.
• the water on the opposite side of the Moon, they are attracted less strongly than average, tend to. 'lag behind ' the rigid earth., and Bulge away from the Moon, which in this case, is also away from the Earth, again causing a high tide.
• low tide occurs at about right angle to the moon, where the force on the water make the average pull of the moon on the earth closely.