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The bottom right one.

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The bottom right because the moon blocks sunlight to the earth

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Bottom right

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The bottom right

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The bottom right

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The bottom right one

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The bottom right because the moon is directly in between the sun and the Earth.

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The bottom right corner is the correct diagram.

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The last one because the Suns light shines through the moon and that is how the moon has light

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The bottom right. Where the moon is blocking the sunlight from earth

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Bottom right

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The bottom right corner

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The fourth (bottom right) model shows the correct positions of the Earth, sun, and moon during a solar eclipse.

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Diagram 4 the one where the sun is well here's a diagram 🌞🌕🌎 the diagram where it goes in this order i do not know how to explain so I just put a example

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The fourth one where the moon is in the middle

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The bottom right one is the  correct one because the moon is blocking sunlight to earth

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The bottom on the right is the right one.

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The one that represents the relative positions of the sun, moon, and Earth during s total solar eclipse is the bottom right one because the moon is blocking the sun from getting to Earth so the sun light will not get to Earth.

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The bottom right one. Where the moon is blocking sunlight from the Earth.

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Use the diagram to answer the question below: