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Physics, 31.07.2019 19:10 danuwell

What causes the phases of the moon as seen from earth?
a-light from the sun reflects off the moon as it orbits earth
b-hundreds of thousands of miles lie between the moon and earth.
c-earth’s shadow projects onto the moon.
d-earth spins on its axis relative to the moon.
e-earth has an atmosphere, and the moon doesn’t.
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