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If you have multiple moons, do they behave in a standard way?

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There are various questions about the stability of multiple moons, how they affect tides and so on, but I don't think this one has been covered here:

If my planet has two moons, assuming they have separate orbits, is there a "typical" equilibrium that they are likely to find? Does a moon of a particular size tend towards a certain distance or orbital period, or are these more or less arbitrary depending on other parameters of the system?

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