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2) Which of the following images correctly depicts the direction of the Earth's velocity if Sun was suddenly eliminated?
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2) Which of the following images correctly depicts the direction of the
Earth's velocity if Sun was suddenly eliminated?
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Picture A is your answer. This is because of an object is travelling in a circle and suddenly force stops acting on it, it will continue to travel in a straight line tangent to the point of release on the curve.
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