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Which of the following statements about sidereal and solar days is not true? view available hint(s) which of the following statements about sidereal and solar days is not true?
a. a solar day is approximately 4 minutes longer than a sidereal day.
b. a solar day is the amount of time between successive appearances of the sun on our meridian.
c. a sidereal day is the amount of time between successive appearances of any star on our meridian.
d. a sidereal day is the definition of a day on the earth, and a solar day is the definition of a day on the sun.
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