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The line that joins the saturn to the sun sweeps area `A_(1), A_(2)` and `A_(3)` in time intervals of `6` weeks, `3` weeks and `2` weeks respectively as shows in the Fig. What is the correct relation between `A_(1), A_(2)` and `A_(3)`?

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According to Kepler.s second law, the areal velocity of the planet around the Sun is constant
Therefore ,
`A_(1) gt A_(2) gt A_(3) and A_(1) = 2 A_(2), A_(1) = 3 A_(3)`
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