Chemistry

Jaelyn Lawrence

3 July, 20:36

Which of these most likely causes a total solar eclipse?

Select one:

a. the sun, moon at perigee, and Earth forming a triangle

b. the sun, moon at apogee, and Earth forming a triangle

c. the new moon at apogee coming between Earth and the sun along a straight line

d. the new moon at perigee coming between Earth and the sun along a straight line

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