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Elliptical Orbits and Eccentricity clone

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Elliptical orbits practice using Reference Table and NGSS/CC tagged

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N.Q.1
4
G.GPE.3
N.Q.1
2
RH.6-8.7
RST.6-8.1
RST.6-8.3
2
DCI.PS2.B.6-8.2
2
MS-ESS1-2
4
DCI.ESS1.B.9-12.6
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1.

Which one of the following is used as the unit for eccentricity?

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2.

Calculate the eccentricity of a planet's orbit when the d=0.4cm and L=4.6cm.

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3.

Which planet in our solar system has an eccentricity closest to the eccentricity of the planet in Question #2?

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4.

Which of the following eccentricity values is the closest to being a circle?

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5.

Draw the approximate shape of an ellipse with an eccentricty of 0.8

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6.

Rearrange the planets in order of their eccentricity- The most eccentric on top and the closest to a circle on the bottom.

  1. Earth

  2. Neptune

  3. Mercury

  4. Saturn

  5. Mars

  6. Uranus

  7. Venus

  8. Jupiter