Question

hich is one way that spring tides are different from regular tides? they occur twice a day. they are caused by wind. they happen along coastal areas. they are extra-high tides and extra-low tides.

Explanation:

Regular tides have moderate height differences, while spring tides form when the gravitational pulls of the Moon and Sun align, creating much higher high tides and much lower low tides. The other options are incorrect: most regular tides also occur twice a day, tides (including spring tides) are caused by celestial gravity not wind, and all tides occur along coastal areas.

Answer:

They are extra-high tides and extra-low tides.