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A perfect circle means the planet is a perfect sphere (very unlikely) and no other gravitational force other than the body at the center of the orbit affecting its rotation.

In our Solar System, there are many things that will interfere with that. (like the moons and other planets)

It's not an impossible situation, but it's VERY unlikely.

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