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If the Sun were replaced with a star with double its mass, how would that affect the force acting on the planets and their positions? PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
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If the Sun were replaced with a star with double its mass, how would that affect the force acting on the planets and their positions?
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If the sun were replaced with a star and double it’s size the planets could collapse into it or take different orbits
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