Multiple Choice
If an observer could see background stars in the daytime, the Sun would
A) appear to move eastward against them at a rate of 15° per day.
B) appear to move westward against them at a rate of 1° per day.
C) remain stationary against them.
D) appear to move eastward against them at a rate of 1° per day.
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