1. When a comet makes a close encounter with Jupiter, the shape of the comet's orbit around the sun changes. Comets are objects made up of ice and dust that are found in the solar system. Like planets, comets travel through the solar system in an orbit. The orbit of a comet often cuts across the orbits of planets.

Select two factors you would include in a model to best explain the change in the shape of the comet's orbit around the sun when the comet travels close to Jupiter.

A. the comet's inertia
B. the sun's magnetic field
C. the sun's gravitational pull
D. the comet's magnetic field
E. Jupiter's magnetic field
F. Jupiter's electrical force
G. Jupiter's gravitational pull

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