Question

How do dwarf planets differ from planets?

they do not have a clear path in it's orbit.

they are bigger

they do not orbit a sun

Answer 1

They orbit the sun but planets have to be a certain size to be considered planets. So an example is that Pluto does orbit the sun and has years and days but it wasn’t big enough to be considered a planet.

Answer 2

they do orbit the sun but they are farther away, they are very small, the dwarf planet Pluto is around the size of a moon, and I wouldn't say they have a clear path because dwarf planets don't normally have a clear path... they are normally around or are inside the outer asteroid belt of a solar system