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Why Orbits Happen Practice Test
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A simplified model shows a planet orbiting a star. At one point on the orbit, the planet has a forward-motion arrow tangent to the curved path and a gravity-pull arrow pointing toward the star. The model states: “Orbit results from gravity plus motion, not a single cause.”
Which statement is supported by the model? (Choose ONE.)
A simplified model shows a planet orbiting a star. At one point on the orbit, the planet has a forward-motion arrow tangent to the curved path and a gravity-pull arrow pointing toward the star. The model states: “Orbit results from gravity plus motion, not a single cause.”
Which statement is supported by the model? (Choose ONE.)