Question

The rhythmic falls and rises of ocean water twice a day due to lunar and solar factors are called tides. When a tide is at its highest point and covers much of the shore, it's called a high tide. And when is a tide called a low tide?

Answer 1

Answer:

Lunar Tides.

Water responds to the Moon's gravitational force by flowing toward it, making a bulge on the surface of the ocean. On the side of Earth facing the Moon, gravitational force is applied to water particles toward the Moon. This force produces a lunar bulge in the layer of ocean water.