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Planets are far away from the Sun which makes them have a stronger gravitational force.
Planets are far away from the Sun which makes them have a stronger gravitational force.
The planets have a stronger gravitational field compared to the Sun because they have less mass.
The planets have a stronger gravitational field compared to the Sun because they have less mass.
The Sun has a stronger gravitational field because it has a larger mass.
The Sun has a stronger gravitational field because it has a larger mass.
The Sun has a stronger gravitational field because it was the first part of the solar system to form.
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The statement that best supports the student's claim that the planets orbit the Sun because of gravitational force is:
The Sun has a stronger gravitational field because it has a larger mass.
This statement accurately describes the reason why the Sun exerts a significant gravitational force on the planets, keeping them in orbit. The mass of the Sun is much greater than that of the planets, resulting in a stronger gravitational attraction that governs their orbits.
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