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The photograph below shows a Foucault pendulum at a museum. The pendulum knocks over pins in a regular pattern as it swings back and forth.


This pendulum movement, and the pattern of

knocked-over pins, is evidence of Earth’s

(1) nearly spherical shape

(2) gravitational attraction to the Sun

(3) rotation on its axis

(4) nearly circular orbit around the Sun

The photograph below shows a Foucault pendulum at a museum. The pendulum knocks over pins in a regular pattern as it swings back and forth. This pendulum moveme class=

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antonsandiego

e photograph below shows a Foucault pendulum at a museum. The pendulum knocks over pins in a regular pattern as it swings back and forth which is a description of rotating on Earth's axis. I think so because if you wacth pendulum for a particular period of time you will recognize that it starts to swing in a slightly different direction and then it demonstrates its rotation.

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MissPhiladelphia

The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the fourth choice. The image shows the Earth's nearly circular orbit around the Sun. I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!

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