Which statements about moon phases In a lunar month are true?

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saveliy_v [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. The same pattern of phases repeats monthly

2. Waxing moon phases are visible between the new and full moon

6. A full moon appears toward the middle of a lunar month

Explanation:

Moon has eight phases which is used by the ancient people for the identification of date of the month. Phases of moon tells us about the starting, middle and end of the month. At the starting of the month, waxing crescent appears while at the middle of the month, the moon gains its full shape. Phases which occurs between new and full moon is known as waxing.

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