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Why doesn’t the gravity of the sun pull all of the planets into it?(1 point) The planets are orbiting too fast to be pulled in. The gravity of the sun is too weak. The planets a…

Why doesn’t the gravity of the sun pull all of the planets into it?(1 point) The planets are orbiting too fast to be pulled in. The gravity of the sun is too weak. The planets a…
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Why doesn’t the gravity of the sun pull all of the planets into it?(1 point)

The planets are orbiting too fast to be pulled in.

The gravity of the sun is too weak.

The planets are too large to be affected by the gravity of the sun.

The planets are too far away from the gravity of the sun.

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Step-by-step explanation:

think of where the planets are placed.

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