The moon accelerates because it is _____. continuously increasing its speed of orbit constantly increasing the diameter of its orbit in a vacuum in space continuously changing direction please answer fast!

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The moon accelerates because it is _____.

continuously increasing its speed of orbit

constantly increasing the diameter of its orbit

in a vacuum in space

continuously changing direction

please answer fast!!

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The moon accelerates because it is continuously increasing its speed of orbit

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The answer for your question is the first one

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