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Which force helps keep Earth in orbit?
Earth’s gravity
the moon’s inertia
the Sun’s gravity
the Sun’s inertia
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The Sun’s gravity.
The Sun’s gravitational pull provides the centripetal force that keeps Earth moving in its nearly circular orbit; inertia (the tendency to move in a straight line) is not a force.
The Sun’s gravitational pull provides the centripetal force that keeps Earth moving in its nearly circular orbit; inertia (the tendency to move in a straight line) is not a force.
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