13. If the earth begins to move slower around the sun, what will happen to its path and its eccentricity. Draw to explain. 14. Explain how Kepler's second law of equal areas in equal time leads to conclusions about the speed of the planet around the sun.

13. If the earth begins to move slower around the sun, what will happen to its path and its eccentricity. Draw to explain. 14. Explain how Kepler's second law of equal areas in equal time leads to conclusions about the speed of the planet around the sun.

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