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Astronomers use tiny wobbles of distant stars to detect the presence of planets orbiting those stars. This occurs because the star exerts a gravitational pull on the planet whil…

Astronomers use tiny wobbles of distant stars to detect the presence of planets orbiting those stars. This occurs because the star exerts a gravitational pull on the planet whil…
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Astronomers use tiny wobbles of distant stars to detect the presence of planets orbiting those stars. This occurs because the star exerts a gravitational pull on the planet while the planet

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The Answer is D exerts a gravitational pull on the star it orbits.

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D).  exerts a gravitational pull on the star it orbits
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