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Which of the statements below best describes planetary orbits in our solar system?
They generally have low eccentricity and lie in the same plane. |
They generally have low eccentricity and are oriented in every direction. |
They generally have high eccentricity and lie in the same plane. |
They generally have high eccentricity and are oriented in every direction. |
None of these statements accurately describes our solar system. |
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