Tides . Using the diagram below answer the questions. . Note: This is a "bird '3 eye " view of the solar system. Diagram not drawn to scale_ S / a U N 40 Ga 1. In the conguration above, if the moon was at A or C, What would the tides be called? Sigma tides 2. If you were to see a \"new moon,\" at night, which position(s) (A, B', C, or D) would the moon be in? Z : 3. If you were to see a \"half moon,\" at night, which position(s) : (A, B, C, or D) would the moon be in? 4. If the moon was at B or D, would the difference in high & low tides be GREATER (that if it was in B or D) or LOWER? A 5. In which position(s) would the moon' be if there was a solar eclipse? S g: 'ba the sun Chart Directions: In the chart below, nd two masses (MA & MB) separated by a given distance or radius (R), and a force of gravity between the objects initially, Fg initial, ' ' Ifyou change either mass or the radiusas indicated in the chart-~calculate the multipher and new or nal force of gravity between the objects, F g nal