How are jupiter, saturn, and uranus similiar? question 5 options: they are all large, gaseous planetary bodies. they are all pla

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How are jupiter, saturn, and uranus similiar? question 5 options: they are all large, gaseous planetary bodies. they are all pla

nets that are the exact same size. they are all the same distance from the sun. they all have the exact same surface temperature.

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netineya [11] · Answer 1 · 2023-02-19T06:11:53+03:00

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Explanation:

All of the planets listed are classified as "Gas Giants" due to them being much larger than the terrestrial rocky planets. They are also strictly composed of gaseous elements such as nitrogen, hydrogen, methane, etc.. Both A and B are correct. I am unsure if you can choose more than one.