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If the Earth were somehow moved twice as far from the Sun, what would happen to the time it would take to complete an orbit? A) Nothing would happen. B) It would be doubled. C) …

If the Earth were somehow moved twice as far from the Sun, what would happen to the time it would take to complete an orbit? A) Nothing would happen. B) It would be doubled. C) …
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If the Earth were somehow moved twice as far from the Sun, what would happen to the time it would take to complete an orbit?

A) Nothing would happen.
B) It would be doubled.
C) It would be nearly tripled.
D) No answer text provided.

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User Oleg Sych
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I think the answer is C.

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User Mjsr
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I should be C. it would be nearly trioled
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