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Why does totality during a lunar eclipse last longer than totality during a solar eclipse? A. The moon moves more slowly. B. Earth's shadow is bigger than the moon's. C. The sun moves more slowly. D. The
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Why does totality during a lunar eclipse last longer than totality during a solar

eclipse?
A. The moon moves more slowly.
B. Earth's shadow is bigger than the moon's.
C. The sun moves more slowly.
D. The moon's shadow is bigger than Earth's.

Please help asap.

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Earth's shadow is bigger than the moon's.

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