How Does the Density of Jupiter Compare to the Terrestrial

question 99

Multiple Choice

How does the density of Jupiter compare to the terrestrial planets?

• A)It is denser than all the terrestrial planets combined.
• B)It is denser than the Moon, but less dense than any of the others.
• C)Its density is slightly less than Mercury, but more than Mars.
• D)Its density is about the same as Mars.
• E)Its density is less than any terrestrial.

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