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Which is always true about the distance of a planet from the Sun?

a. The farther from the Sun, the shorter a planet’s revolution.
b. The farther from the Sun, the longer a planet’s revolution.
c. The farther from the Sun, the shorter a planet’s rotation.
d. The farther from the Sun, the longer a planet’s rotation.

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The answer is B. A planet distant from the sun has a longer elliptical path around the sun that one closer to the sun. An analogy is that if you draw a circle with a larger diameter (straight distance from sun as center to the planet) then the bigger the diameter of the circle (elliptical path).
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