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Aristotle and Ptolemy both reasoned that the celestial bodies must be provided with a source of motion. true or false?

Aristotle and Ptolemy both reasoned that the celestial bodies must be provided with a source of motion. true or false?
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Aristotle and Ptolemy both reasoned that the celestial bodies must be provided with a source of motion.

true or false?

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i’m pretty sure it should be true but i’m not posting
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User Dinesh Subedi
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True.

Step-by-step explanation:

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