A Foucault pendulum provides evidence that Earth (1) orbits the Sun (2) has a nearly spherical shape (3) is tilted on an axis (4) spins on an axis

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A Foucault pendulum provides evidence that

Earth
(1) orbits the Sun
(2) has a nearly spherical shape
(3) is tilted on an axis
(4) spins on an axis

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The answer is 4) spins on its axis if it is wrong then tell me tho oaky

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