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Physics, 20.04.2021 20:20, KieraKimball

The diagrams above show Earth and the Moon in different positions, as seen from above (top view). Sunlight is coming from the left, but these diagrams do not show what parts of Earth or the Moon are
light or dark.

A. No the moon is always lit by the sun

B. Yes always in diagrams 1 and 2 but never 3

C. Yes always in diagram 2 but never diagrams 1 or 3

D. Yes always in diagram 2 and sometimes in diagram 1

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The diagrams above show Earth and the Moon in different positions, as seen from above (top view).

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