The waxing phases of the moon show that the moon is receiving a(n) _____ amount of sunlight. PLEASE ANSWER REALLY FAST

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The waxing phases of the moon show that the moon is receiving a(n) _____ amount of sunlight.

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Answer: Growing?

Explanation: I think it is a growing amount of sunlight because it is getting bigger

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