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In the diagram, the Sun, Earth, and Moon are in perfect alignment. Which two conclusions can be drawn based on the diagram?

a diagram showing Earth between the Sun and Moon and casting a shadow on the Moon; Remove the text "Figure 1" and use upper and lower text: Sun, Earth, Moon, Earth's shadow. (MORE THAN 1 ANSWER)

An observer on the Moon sees a solar eclipse.
An observer on the Moon sees a lunar eclipse.
An observer on the Moon sees a partial eclipse.
An observer on Earth sees a lunar eclipse.
An observer on Earth sees a solar eclipse.

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I know one answer is an observer on earth sees a lunar eclipse

Answer:An observer on the Moon sees a solar eclipse. and An observer on Earth sees a lunar eclipse.

Explanation:from the moon the sun is completly if not just mostly invisible(solar eclipse) and from earth the moon would be in lunar eclipse from the earth blocking the sun.

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