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Let `'A'` be the area swept by the line joining the earth and the sun during Feb `2012`. The area swept by the same line during the first week of that month is

A

A

B

2A

C

4A

D

A/4

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D
Since radius vector sweeps equal areas in equal interval of time, area swept in one week
` = 1/4 xx` area swept in one month =A/4
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