Maria is invited to give a presentation about the planet Mercury to the third graders at Franklin Elementary. When
she gives the presentation, she can't get the students to
follow her graph. The graph shows the eccentricity of
Mercury's orbit according to Newtonian physics and
compares it to the uniformity of the planet's orbit
according to Einsteinian physics.
What is the biggest problem with Maria's presentation?
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