Math, asked by moromikalita284, 5 months ago

How do we get moonlight when the moon is a non- luminous object? mark 2

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Answered by reshwiniwoopalanchi

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

due to the rays which come from sun

Answered by anshumanbs

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We recieve moonlight because of sunlight falling on moon. And there is no light the part of the moon where sunlight doesn't reach

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