How Can the Rotation of the Sun Be Described

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Multiple Choice

How can the rotation of the Sun be described?

• A) The Sun rotates as a single rigid object, much like Earth.
• B) The equatorial region of the Sun rotates faster than the polar regions, and this differential rotation extends all the way through the core.
• C) The equatorial region of the Sun rotates more slowly than the polar regions, and this differential rotation extends all the way through the core.
• D) Differential rotation extends only part way into the Sun. The core rotates as a rigid body.

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