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What is the primary source of gravitational strength for the tides?

  • The earth's rotation
  • The wind
  • The moon (correct)
  • The sun
  • How does tidal energy compare to windmills and solar energy systems in terms of reliability?

  • Less efficient and reliable
  • Not mentioned in the text
  • Equally efficient and reliable
  • More efficient and reliable (correct)
  • What predicts minor climate changes by using the tidal energy of the earth for centuries?

  • Tidal energy (correct)
  • Solar energy
  • Wind energy
  • Geothermal energy
  • Why is tidal energy considered a renewable energy source?

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    Study Notes

    Tidal Energy

    • The primary source of gravitational strength for the tides is the interaction between the Earth, Moon, and Sun.
    • Tidal energy is more reliable than windmills and solar energy systems, as the tides are predictable and occur twice a day, every day.

    Tidal Energy and Climate Change

    • The tidal energy of the earth is used to predict minor climate changes over centuries.

    Renewable Energy Source

    • Tidal energy is considered a renewable energy source because it harnesses the kinetic energy generated by the ocean's tides, which are infinite and sustainable.

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    Test your knowledge about tidal energy and its transformation into useful electricity. Learn about the renewable energy source generated from the gravitational forces of the moon and the Earth's rotation.

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