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Which of the following describes how the moons of Jupiter are similar to Earth?

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"Jupiter's moons orbit Jupiter much like the Earth orbits the Sun" describes how the moons of Jupiter are similar to Earth.

<u>Explanation:</u>

In the solar system, Jupiter, the one considered as the largest planet, whose earth's mass seems to be more than 300 times, it is also the most massive. Its diameter plays a major role in the percentage of moons encircling Jupiter since it has a wide area of gravitational strength to support several moons around it.

The orbital periods which range from seven hours to roughly three Earth years in Jupiter's moons. A few of the orbits are almost circular, whereas the moons farthest from Jupiter are more uneven.

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