Why Would It Be Very Improbable for Our Universe to Have

question 83

Multiple Choice

Why would it be very improbable for our universe to have $\varOmega$ _mass + $\varOmega$ _$\wedge$ = 0.9?

• A) It would quickly evolve to have a much different value of \(\varOmega\)_mass + \(\varOmega\)_\(\wedge\).
• B) In order to exist,every universe must have \(\varOmega\)_mass + \(\varOmega\)_\(\wedge\) = 1.
• C) We know \(\varOmega\)_mass = 1,based on the average density of galaxies.
• D) The fluctuation in the CBR tells us that \(\varOmega\)_mass + \(\varOmega\)_\(\wedge\)= 0.7.

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