If you increase the mass of the sun to 1.5 times its mass, what would happen to the Earth's orbit?
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It stays circular but speeds up.
It gets more elliptical and moves faster as it gets closer to the sun.
It remains circular and stay about the same speed.
It gets more elliptical and moves more slowly as it gets closer to the sun.
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