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Marina86 [1]
3 years ago
5

Although the Causes of Lunar Phases video is very useful for learning about phases of the Moon, it is inaccurate in some ways. W

hich of the following correctly identify inaccuracies with this video?
A) The Moon is too small compared to Earth.
B) The astronaut is too big compared to the Moon.
C) Earth is rotating much too fast relative to the speed of the Moon's orbit in the video.
D) The Moon is too big compared to its orbit.
E) Earth is too big compared to the Moon's orbit.
F) The Moon is too big compared to Earth.
Physics
1 answer:
lbvjy [14]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

In animations, usually the sizes of the objects are does not appear to be right because they are made to show the basic features and what's generally happening in the above mentioned case. These inaccuracies are consciously made for the better understanding of the audience. So following are the inaccuracies,

B.The astronaut is too big compared to the moon.

D.The moon is too big compared to its orbit.

F.The moon is too big compared to earth.

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