In geosynchronous orbit, satellite

A remains in a fixed position so that as earth rotates, it can fully cover the earth
B remains in a fixed position related to points on earth
C moves faster than the earth's rotation so that it can cover larger portion of earth.
D moves simultaneously
E None of the above

Correct Answer: remains in a fixed position so that as earth rotates, it can fully cover the earth

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