A solar system has the five planets shown below. The mass of each planet is proportional to its size. Planet X is at equal dista
nce from Planet A, Planet B, Planet C, and Planet D. Five circles labeled Planet A, Planet B, Planet C, Planet D, and Planet X are shown. Planets X is at the center with all other planets around it. Planet X is at the same distance from Planet A, Planet B, Planet C, and Planet D. Planet D is the smallest and Planet C is the biggest. Planet X and Planet B have the same size and they are bigger than Planet D but smaller than Planet A and Planet C. Planet A is slightly bigger than Planet X but smaller than Planet C Which planet exerts the greatest gravitational force on Planet X? Group of answer choices Planet A Planet B Planet C Planet D
The answer would have to be C because of the mass of the planet, some people would say that is not exactly true in a lot of cases but in your problem the planet with the most gravitational exert would have to be planet C .One last thing you should know...'the Universal "LAW" of gravitation'. Laws/Principles can only be verified and cannot be proved. Laws are conclusions based on experiments.
Option C is the basic definition of a species. Can you think of some examples of plants or animals that satisfy A, B, or C that are not the same species?
The tar located in the La Brea tar pits is today a fossil fuel that began its formation many hundreds of millions of years ago from the bodies of marine organisms. During the last ice age that ended a few tens of thousands of years ago, some animals got trapped in the tar and left their bones behind. They are not something that created it but only got trapped in preexisting tar.
