Name 3 characteristics that make the gas giant planets so different from the terrestrial planets.

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Not sure if there are any answer choices to chose from, but I would say ;
1: Terrestrial planets are much smaller than Gas Giants.
2: Gas Giants Have a lower temperature compared to Terrestrial Planets
3: Gas Giants are the only planets with rings, Terrestrial don't have rings. Hope this helped :)

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