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PLS HELPPPP ME!!!! What term do we use when the moon's light is going away and the moon seems to be "shrinking" each day? Hint: Karate Kid: "Wax on wane off.” HELPP PLSSSSS
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What term do we use when the moon's light is going away and the moon seems
to be "shrinking" each day? Hint: Karate Kid: "Wax on wane off.”

HELPP PLSSSSS

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it’s called a waning moon
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