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Which statement is true about the motion of planets?
O Gravitational force between the sun and planet cause an elliptical orbit.
O Forces in space prevent the planets from moving.
O The motion from a planet's rotation causes the planet to move forward.
O Internal forces from the planets keep the planets moving.
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