Physics, asked by perrintong7283, 11 hours ago

What is the minimum height of tides required for harnessing tidal energy economically?

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Answered by bp5037043

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To harness tidal energy economically, the minimum height of the tides should be 10 feet. Most of the plants harness the tidal energy to generate electricity which is either used in remote locations or sent to the grid

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