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Kepler's Second Law Quick Check.

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1. Which does Kepler’s second law state about planetary motion?

A. A line between the planet and the sun covers equal areas in equal times.

2. According to Kepler’s second law of motion, which statement describes the area swept out by a line between a planet and the sun?

A. It is constant for equal times.

3. How did Kepler develop his second law of motion?

A. He compared data of planetary motion at different times along orbits.

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1. Which does Kepler’s second law state about planetary motion?
A. A line between the planet and the sun covers equal areas in equal times.

2. According to Kepler’s second law of motion, which statement describes the area swept out by a line between a planet and the sun?
A. It is constant for equal times.

3. How did Kepler develop his second law of motion?
A. He compared data of planetary motion at different times along orbits.
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