What would most likely happen to the frequency of eclipses caused by the Moon if its orbital period were to increase?

If the Moon’s orbital period increased, it would complete fewer orbits—and pass through potential Sun-Earth-Moon alignments fewer times—in a year. That would generally mean fewer opportunities for eclipses, so the frequency of eclipses would decrease. Earth’s rotation does not determine how often these alignments occur.

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