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EAPS 105: Asynchronous Quiz 6 with verified
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1. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 4. Question 1. Watch the Unit 3
C)
By
the
manner
in
which
Part 4 lecture video and answer the following question: Uranus' orbit
was not fol-
How was the existence of Neptune first
inferred?
A)It was picked up as a moving object in photos
of the
night sky on two different nights.
B)The Greeks found it as it is easily visible by the
naked
eye.
C)
By the manner in which Uranus' orbit was
not fol- lowing Kepler's 2nd law
D)It was required to explain why Pluto orbits at
a high
inclination from the solar system
ecliptic.
2.
Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 4. Question 2. Watch the
Unit 3
Part 4 lecture video and answer the
following question: How do we explain why stars
rotate around their galac-
tic centers faster
than expected?
A)
Dark energy
B)
Dark
matter
C)
Dark gravity
D) Special Relativity
3.
Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 5. Question 3. Watch the
Unit 3
Part 5 lecture video and answer the
following question: What force besides gravity
controls the
orbit of a
plan-
et or
moon?
A)
centrifuga
l
B)
moment
of inertia
C)
magnetis
m
D)
solar
wind
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  1. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 4. Question 1. Watch the Unit 3 C) By the manner in which Part 4 lecture video and answer the following question: Uranus' orbit was not fol- How was the existence of Neptune first inferred? A)It was picked up as a moving object in photos of the night sky on two different nights. B)The Greeks found it as it is easily visible by the naked eye. C) By the manner in which Uranus' orbit was not fol- lowing Kepler's 2nd law D) It was required to explain why Pluto orbits at a high inclination from the solar system ecliptic.
  2. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 4. Question 2. Watch the Unit 3 Part 4 lecture video and answer the following question: How do we explain why stars rotate around their galac- tic centers faster than expected? A) Dark energy B) Dark matter C) Dark gravity D) Special Relativity
  3. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 5. Question 3. Watch the Unit 3 Part 5 lecture video and answer the following question: What force besides gravity controls the orbit of a plan- et or moon? A) centrifuga l B) moment of inertia C) magnetis m D) solar wind

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lowing Kepler's 2nd law B) Dark matter A) centrifugal

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orbiting moon B) The orbital radius and mass of an orbiting moon C) The angular velocity and diameter of an orbiting moon D) The angular velocity and mass of an orbiting moon

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  1. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 6. Question 7. Watch the Unit 3 D) A planet that no longer Part 6 lecture video and answer the following question: orbits its star. What is a rogue planet? A) A terrestrial planet with a hydrogen atmosphere B) A gas giant with a rocky core C)A planet whose orbit around its star has moved from its original orbit. D) A planet that no longer orbits its star.
  2. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 6. Question 8. Watch the Unit 3 Part 6 lecture video and answer the following question: What is it called when two or more bodies orbit at multiples of the same orbital period? A) Tidal locking B) An orbital resonance C) Orbital synchronization D) Paired orbits
  3. Quiz 6: Unit 3. Part 6. Question 9. Watch the Unit 3 B) An orbital resonance C) First toward then away Part 6 lecture video and answer the following question: from the Sun During the Grand Tack, what direction did Jupiter and Saturn move? A) Toward the Sun B) Away from the Sun

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Which are some of the possible consequences of the Grand Tack? A) Mars evolved to be a relatively small planet. B) There is relatively little mass in the asteroid belt. C) The solar system may have lost one or more plan- ets. D) All the above