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What holds a moon in its orbit? A. the heat generated by the planet it orbits B. the gravitational pull of the star it orbits C. its own internal magnetism D. the gravitational …

What holds a moon in its orbit? A. the heat generated by the planet it orbits B. the gravitational pull of the star it orbits C. its own internal magnetism D. the gravitational …
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What holds a moon in its orbit?

A. the heat generated by the planet it orbits
B.
the gravitational pull of the star it orbits
C. its own internal magnetism
D. the gravitational pull of the planet it orbits

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B

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User M Omayr
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D

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