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Earth and the moon are kept in their respective orbits due to the influence of ? a) inertia b) gravity c) both inertia and gravity d) neither inertia and gravity
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Earth and the moon are kept in their respective orbits due to the influence of ?

a) inertia b) gravity c) both inertia and gravity d) neither inertia and gravity

User Aqeel Mughal
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becai=use i know

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the earth and moon are kept in their orbit because of gravity
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