The astronomer Johannes Kepler recorded a series of observations for the position of Mars in the sky and the distance of Mars from the sun at various times. Which of the following claims contains a conception that colligates (in William Whewell's sense of 'colligate') Kepler's observations of the position of Mars relative to the sun at various times?

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The astronomer Johannes Kepler recorded a series of observations for the position of Mars in the sky and the distance of Mars from the sun at various times. Which of the following claims contains a conception that colligates (in William Whewell's sense of 'colligate') Kepler's observations of the position of Mars relative to the sun at various times?





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