Physics, asked by binaymishracecmining, 11 months ago

differentiate between orbital plane and equitorial plane

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Answered by whamwham

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Answer:

Orbital plane is the plane formed by the earth during it's elliptical orbit.

Equitoriol plane is the plane perpendicular to the spindle of a dividing cell and midway between the poles.

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Answered by shreyaandshruti87

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Explanation:

the plane which passes through axis of earth is known as orbital plane..

the plane which passes through the equator of the earth is known as orbital plane

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