The Eccentricity of a Planet's Orbit Describes

question 91

Multiple Choice

The eccentricity of a planet's orbit describes:

• A) the tilt of the planet's spin axis with respect to its orbital plane.
• B) its shape compared with that of a circle.
• C) its motion at any specific point in its orbit as seen from Earth, that is, whether direct, retrograde, or stationary.
• D) its tilt with respect to the plane of Earth's orbit (the ecliptic plane).

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