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In 7 days, a planet’s radius vector sweeps out an area of A. How much area would this planet’s radius vector sweep out in 14 days?(1 point)
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The same area, A.
The area will be smaller than A.
The area will be greater than A.
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By Kepler's second law (equal areas in equal times), the area swept is proportional to time, so doubling the time doubles the area.
By Kepler's second law (equal areas in equal times), the area swept is proportional to time, so doubling the time doubles the area.
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