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    The Plane in Which Almost All Planets Orbit the Sun
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The Plane in Which Almost All Planets Orbit the Sun

Question 109

Question 109

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The plane in which almost all planets orbit the Sun is called the:


A) equator of the solar system.
B) ecliptic.
C) equant.
D) node.
E) galactic plane.

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