Kepler's Second Law Quiz

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Kepler's Second Law Quiz


Froggy Jumps Kepler's Second Law QuizVersión en línea Equal areas, equal times por Siphesihle Ndayi 1 What does Kepler's second law state about the area swept by a planet-Sun line in equal times? a A line joining the planet and the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times. b Planets orbit at constant speed. c The orbital period is proportional to distance from the Sun. 2 What quantity remains constant according to the second law? a The orbital eccentricity of the orbit. b The distance to the Sun. c The area swept per unit time by the radius vector from Sun to planet. 3 When a planet is closer to the Sun, what happens to its sweeping speed? a It decreases. b It increases; it sweeps out area faster. c It remains the same. 4 What is constant for equal time intervals in this law? a The area swept by the radius vector. b The planet's orbital circumference. c The planet's orbital period. 5 How does the second law relate orbital speed and distance from the Sun? a Speed decreases as distance decreases. b Speed is independent of distance. c Speed increases as the distance to the Sun decreases. 6 Which statement best describes equal areas in equal times? a The planet always moves at the same speed. b The orbit length is constant. c The sector areas between the radius line and planet cover the same area in each equal time span. 7 What is the geometric interpretation of the law? a The orbit is a perfect circle. b The Sun moves around the planet. c The radius vector sweeps through equal areas in equal times. 8 If two equal time intervals pass, what can be said about the swept areas? a The areas are proportional to time squared. b The two areas swept are equal. c One area is always larger than the other. 9 Does Kepler's second law apply only to circular orbits? a Only for hyperbolic trajectories. b Yes, only circular orbits. c No; it applies to any planet under a central force toward the Sun (elliptical or circular). 10 What practical quantity is used to express the law? a The rate of area swept by the radius vector is constant. b The rate of change of orbital radius only. c The rate of change of orbital energy.

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Kepler's Second Law QuizVersión en línea

por Siphesihle Ndayi

What does Kepler's second law state about the area swept by a planet-Sun line in equal times?

What quantity remains constant according to the second law?

When a planet is closer to the Sun, what happens to its sweeping speed?

What is constant for equal time intervals in this law?

How does the second law relate orbital speed and distance from the Sun?

Which statement best describes equal areas in equal times?

What is the geometric interpretation of the law?

If two equal time intervals pass, what can be said about the swept areas?

Does Kepler's second law apply only to circular orbits?

What practical quantity is used to express the law?