10. This is a tide chart for the entrance to a harbor on the edge of the ocean. Would this tide chart be
accurate for a river that is several miles in inland? Would it at least be close? Explain.
11. Use the tide chart to fill in the chart below.
Date and Time
Tide Height (ft)
High or Low Tide
Amount of Time Since
Last Tide
March 15, 2:27AM
9.16
3.0
low
March 15, 8:32AM
high
March 15, 2:33PM
March 15, 8:49PM
March 16, 2:56AM
2.1
3.20
-0.22
ohr 28 min
6hrs 1min
ohr 16min
high
About how much time passes between a high tide and a low tide?
About how much time passes between two high tidae)
(ahr

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