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A peek-a-boom is exposing your tank just long enough to fire and then returning to cover to reload. It is more effective for high caliber guns because of their high damage per shot.
A hull down tank has its strongest frontal armor facing enemy fire while weaker armor is hidden behind cover or a ridge line. This presents a smaller target that is harder to penetrate.
Flanking is manuvering across the map to attack the vunerable sides and rear of enemy tanks. It is effective because it can put the enemy in a crossfire. Unable to face two or more directions oF attack simultaneously, a tank in a crossfire can quickly be destroyed.
Circling is manuvering around a tank to avoid it's gun as it turns. A fast enough tank could easily out-manuver a slower one's gun if the tank is caught in the open. Even if the conditions aren't optimal, be it not enough space to circle a tank completely or the mobility disparity is not good enough, atempting to circle an enemy tank can delay an inevitable shot for a crucial few seconds.
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