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The first clue that the galaxy contains a lot of dark matter was the observation that the orbital velocities of stars did not decreases with increasing distance from the center of the galaxy. construct a rotation curve for the solar system by using the orbital velocities of the planets, which can be found in appendix f. how does this curve differ from the rotation curve for the galaxy? what does it tell you about where most of the mass in the solar system is concentrated?

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