1. look at the illustration of the various positions of the moon in its orbit around the earth. for each position, draw the phase of the moon as seen from earth and label the lunar phase. in the table, fill in the approximate times of moonrise and moonset for the indicated lunar phases. explain how the times of moonrise and moonset were chosen.

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bhoopendrasisodiya34 bhoopendrasisodiya34 · Answer 1 · 2022-05-05T12:43:23+02:00

The position of the moon, relative to the position of Earth and Sun, determines the times of moonrise and moonset.

The moon has total four primary phases, New moon, first quarter moon, Full moon, and third moon.

For each position, draw the phase of the moon as seen from earth and label the lunar phase.

The phase of the moon for each phase is drawn and attached in the below image.

In the table, fill in the approximate times of moonrise and moonset for the indicated lunar phases-

The table for the times of moonrise and moonset for the indicated lunar phases is shown in the second image.

The phases of moon do not change at moonrise and moonset. It appears changing as both moon and earth are rotating.

Thus, the position of the moon, relative to the position of Earth and Sun, determines the times of moonrise and moonset.

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