Kepler's laws, universal gravitation mcq doubt

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The discussion revolves around a multiple-choice question related to Kepler's laws and universal gravitation. Participants are examining the correctness of their answers based on a provided image, which initially could not be viewed.

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  • The original poster expresses uncertainty about the correct answer to the question, initially believing it to be option C, while a friend's book states it is option B. Some participants question the visibility of the image that contains the question.

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The discussion is ongoing, with participants attempting to clarify the correct answer based on the visible image. There is an indication that one participant believes their choice may be better than the alternative presented.

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There is a constraint regarding the visibility of the image, which has impacted the discussion. Participants are relying on the image to validate their answers and reasoning.

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Homework Statement


http://[url=http://postimg.org/image/f7e6kp0xv/][PLAIN]http://s21.postimg.org/f7e6kp0xv/image.jpg
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Homework Equations


Kepler's laws

The Attempt at a Solution



I thought the answer will be C : I and II
But the solution written (it was my friends book) is B, which is correct?
 
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**Mariam** said:

Homework Statement


http://[url=http://postimg.org/image/f7e6kp0xv/][ATTACH=full]199999[/ATTACH]

[h2]Homework Equations[/h2]
Kepler's laws

[h2]The Attempt at a Solution[/h2]

I thought the answer will be C : I and II
But the solution written (it was my friends book) is B, which is correct?[/QUOTE]
Your image cannot be seen. Try using UPLOAD to insert images.
 

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gneill said:
You image cannot be seen. Try using UPLOAD to insert images.
Now?
 
**Mariam** said:
Now?
Now the image is visible.

**Mariam** said:
I thought the answer will be C : I and II
But the solution written (it was my friends book) is B, which is correct?
Your choice is the better one.
 
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