A Rich, Regular Cluster of Galaxies Differs from a Rich

question 121

Multiple Choice

A rich, regular cluster of galaxies differs from a rich, irregular cluster in that

• A) its galaxies are distributed in a regular, highly flattened system (like a disk).
• B) it contains fewer galaxies than does an irregular cluster.
• C) it lacks the giant elliptical galaxies often found in irregular clusters.
• D) it has fewer spirals and more ellipticals and S0 galaxies than an irregular cluster.

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