At what position in its orbit does an inferior planet appear to be moving (for a day or two) more or less directly toward Earth? See Figure 2-4.
A) inferior conjunction
B) superior conjunction
C) Opposition
D) greatest eastern elongation

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At what position in its orbit does an inferior planet appear to be moving (for a day or two) more or less directly toward Earth? See Figure 2-4. 
A) inferior conjunction 
B) superior conjunction 
C) Opposition 
D) greatest eastern elongation

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The Answer of At what position in its orbit does an inferior planet appear to be moving (for a day or two) more or less directly toward Earth? See Figure 2-4. 
A) inferior conjunction 
B) superior conjunction 
C) Opposition 
D) greatest eastern elongation

At What Position in Its Orbit Does an Inferior Planet