An observer at a coastal village experiences a peak high tide at 6:00 AM on a New Moon day. At approximately what time should the next high tide occur at the same location on that day?

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High tides occur approximately every 12 hours and 25 minutes due to the combined effect of Earth's rotation and the Moon's orbital movement.

An observer at a coastal village experiences a peak high tide at 6:00 AM on a New Moon day. At approximately…

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