How far does the moon move relative to the sun during a solar eclipse Let's assume 'solar eclipse' occurred

Now, at what degree 'moon' will be in 'with reference to' earth (and)   at what degree 'moon' will be in 'with reference to' sun

In other words, by 'how many degrees' (out of 360 deg) the moon would have orbited 'earth' and 'sun' in the event of 'solar eclipse'?
Total and annular solar eclipses occur where the Sun-Earth-Moon angle is 0$^\circ$.
Where that angle is smaller than 0.5$^\circ$ but not 0$^\circ$, there is a partial solar eclipse.
The Sun-Moon-Earth angle at those times is 180$^\circ$.
Due to the Moon's orbital inclination, most new moons miss eclipse alignment, some by as much as 5$^\circ$.