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1. The picture below depicts a view of the Earth looking down on its north pole. The dashed circle represents the orbit of the Moon. The indicated direction of the light from the Sun should imply in which direction the Sun is located. On the dashed circle, draw circles representing where the Moon would be if its phase A) was "first-quarter" and B) "waxing gibbous." Additionally, shade in the half of the Moon in each of these drawings that represents the night-time side of the Moon. 'N Earth noon Moon's orbit Light from Sun

1. The picture below depicts a view of the Earth looking down on its north pole. The dashed circle represents the orbit of the Moon. The indicated direction of the light from the Sun should imply in which direction the Sun is located. On the dashed circle, draw circles representing where the Moon would be if its phase A) was "first-quarter" and B) "waxing gibbous." Additionally, shade in the half of the Moon in each of these drawings that represents the night-time side of the Moon. 'N Earth noon Moon's orbit Light from Sun

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-- 1. The picture below depicts a view of the Earth looking down on its north pole. The dashed circle represents the orbit of the Moon. The indicated direction of the light from the Sun should imply in which direction the Sun is located. On the dashed circle, draw circles representing where the Moon would be if its phase A) was “first-quarter” and B) "waxing gibbous.” Additionally, shade in the half of the Moon in each of these drawings that represents the night-time side of the Moon. 'N Earth noon -- Moon's orbit Light from Sun
Transcribed Image Text:-- 1. The picture below depicts a view of the Earth looking down on its north pole. The dashed circle represents the orbit of the Moon. The indicated direction of the light from the Sun should imply in which direction the Sun is located. On the dashed circle, draw circles representing where the Moon would be if its phase A) was “first-quarter” and B) "waxing gibbous.” Additionally, shade in the half of the Moon in each of these drawings that represents the night-time side of the Moon. 'N Earth noon -- Moon's orbit Light from Sun
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