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The earth revolves around the sun in its orbit as shown in the figure. Is there any difference in the amount of gravitational force of the sun towards the earth when the earth moves from a point A to point
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The earth revolves around the sun in its orbit as shown in the figure. Is there any difference in the amount of gravitational force of the sun towards the earth when the earth moves from a point A to point B on its orbit? Explain.​

The earth revolves around the sun in its orbit as shown in the figure. Is there any-example-1
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Answer:

No.

Step-by-step explanation:

There is no change in gravitational force based on the sizes remaining the same. If there was a change in gravitational force the orbits of all planets would change.

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