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Can someone see this question
The axis of Earth's daily rotation is tilted with respect to the plane of its orbit at an angle of roughly 23 degrees. That angle can be kept fairly stable only by the gravitational influence of Earth's large, nearby Moon. Without such a stable and moderate axis tilt, a planet's climate is too extreme and unstable to support life. Mars, for examplr, has only only very small moons, tilt at wildly fluctualing angles, and cannot support life. If the statement above are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them. A). If Mars had a sufficient large nearly moon, Mars would be able to support life. B). If earth's moon were to leave Earth's orbit, Earth's climate would be unable to support life. C). Any planet with a stable, moderate axis tilt can support life. D). Gravitational influence other than moons have little or no effect on the magnitude of tilt angle of either Earth's or Mar's axis. E). No planet that has more than one moon can support life. CAn any one help me to see whether my analysis is right or not. The first and second sentences are evidence or premises, the third sentence is a conclusion.( there is no exact word about conclusion Last sentence as a example supports the conclusion. So from the third sentence can infer that c is right!
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