Question

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what position would a lunar eclipse be seen from earth?
5
1
3
8

Explanation:

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, blocking sunlight from reaching the Moon. So the Moon (position) should be opposite the Sun relative to Earth. The Sun is on the left, so the Moon at position 5 is on the right side of Earth, aligned such that Earth is between Sun and Moon, allowing a lunar eclipse (Earth's shadow falls on Moon). Positions 1,3,8 are on the Sun - facing side or not aligned for lunar eclipse.

Answer:

5