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The orbit of a planet around the sun is a(n) A. Ellipse B. Straight line C. Circle D. Parabola Which of the following helps explain why the planets remain in motion around the s…
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The orbit of a planet around the sun is a(n)
A. Ellipse
B. Straight line
C. Circle
D. Parabola
Which of the following helps explain why the planets remain in motion around the sun?
A. density
B. Gravity
C. Inertia
D. Both gravity and inertia
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The first one is A, an ellipse, and second one is D, both gravity and inertia.
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