Answer:
There is no exception to this. all planets have some eccentricity. it is physically impossible to have an orbit without any eccentricity. However, venus's orbit has the lowest (0.007) eccentricity (closest to circular) so that could be your answer.
Mercury's orbit's eccentricity 0.2
Venus's orbit's eccentricity 0.007 (this is the lowest so it may be your answer)
Earth's orbit's eccentricity 0.0167
Mars's orbit's eccentricity 0.0934
Jupiter's orbit's eccentricity 0.0489
Saturn's orbit's eccentricity 0.0565
Neptune's orbit's eccentricity 0.009
Uranus's (yur,in,iss) orbit's eccentricity 0.0457
Pluto's (not really a planet) orbit's eccentricity 0.2444 (very high)
hope it helped.
Wbob3914
It's D. By "net" they mean the overall force the object experiences, so sum all the force vectors, those in a negative direction (eg friction) should be subtracted.
Answer:To explian the exact calculation of this pruduct we must not try!
That kind of depends on the motion of the object. The graph is drawn in order
to illustrate the nature of the object's motion, and they're all different. If they
were all the same, then graphs would be boring, and nobody would draw them
anymore.
