Science, asked by anurag496, 10 months ago

what keeps the moon in uniformcircular motion around the earth

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Answered by anchitpatel777

Answer:

the gravitational force between MOTHER EARTH and the moon

Explanation:

Answered by Moseley

Answer:

the earth's gravity e is so strong that at a certain distance the moon cannot pull the earth towards it no the earth can pull the moon towards it so so it keeps the moon in uniform circulation the earth the earth gravity is stronger than the moon's so the moon revolves around the earth

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