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If the geocentric model of planetary motion were to be used to explain the motion of Mars shown in Figure 2-2 of Comins and Kaufmann, Discovering the Universe, 7th Ed., where would Mars be on about March 1, 2010?

(a)   Near to the deferent.
(b)   Well away from the deferent.
(c)   Closer to the Earth than the distance to the deferent.
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