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The Most Accurate Greek Attempt to Explain Planetary Motion Was

Question 58

Question 58

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The most accurate Greek attempt to explain planetary motion was the model of:


A) Aristotle.
B) Pythagoras.
C) Hipparchus.
D) Ptolemy.
E) Erastothenes.

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