Which statement supports Newton’s first law of motion?
A. Planets can change the direction of...
Which statement supports Newton’s first law of motion?
A. Planets can change the direction of their own orbital path.
B. Planets with more inertia will not be impacted by the Sun’s gravity.
C. Planets can move at a varying speed due to forces exerted in space.
D. Planets with a greater mass will orbit more quickly than smaller planets.
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