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Which of the following is the outside force that causes the planet Jupiter to orbit the sun?
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Which of the following is the outside force that causes the planet Jupiter to orbit the sun?

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The suns gravitational pull is pulling jupiter to sun but then jupiters gravutational pull is pushing it self away but using the same power as the sun to keep it one place and go around the sun
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