2018 · Q50
The tides whose height is 20 percent more than normal tide are called
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- Aspring tides
- Bneap tides
- Capogean and perigean tides
- Ddaily and semi-diurnal tides
Explanation
Spring tides occur at new and full moon, when the Sun, Moon and Earth align and their gravitational pulls combine, producing tides about 20% higher (and lower) than normal. Neap tides at the quarter moons are weaker; apogean/perigean describe the Moon's orbital distance, not a 20% height increase; daily and semi-diurnal describe tidal frequency. Hence these are called spring tides.