Avocabulary in context exercise in which students match words to definitions describing elliptical planetary orbits, applying ideas from kepler's laws of planetary motion. view available hint(s) eccentricity focus semimajor axis aphelion perihelion
1. according to kepler's second law, jupiter will be traveling most slowly around the sun when at .
2. earth orbits in the shape of a/an ellipsearound the sun.
3. earth is located at one of the moon's orbit.
4. the extent to which mars' orbit differs from a perfect circle is called its .
5. according to kepler's second law, pluto will be traveling fastest around the sun when at .
6. the mathematical form of kepler's third law measures the period in years and the in astronomical units (au).