help At aphelion, a planet's tangential velocityO awill be equal to its average tangential velocitybwill be equal to its rotational velocityO cwill be at its leastO dwill be at its greatest

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At aphelion, a planet's tangential velocity O a O b will be equal to its average tangential velocity will be equal to its rotational velocity will be at its least O d will be at its greatest

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At aphelion, a planet's tangential velocity
O a
will be equal to its average tangential velocity
b
will be equal to its rotational velocity
O c
will be at its least
O d
will be at its greatest

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