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Physics, 14.10.2019 20:00 naseem94

Suppose that instead of being inclined to earth's orbit around the sun, the moon’s orbit was in the same plane as earth’s orbit around the sun. (click "show moon with flat orbit" to see this situation.) in this hypothetical situation, approximately how many solar eclipses would occur each year?

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