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1. outer planet 2. density

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quester [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. C. Gaseous, spherical, cleared its neighborhood - Outer Planet

2. F. Amount of matter in an object, in a given space - Density

3. E. Distance between any planet and the sun - Orbital Distance

4. A. Amount of matter in an object - Mass

5. B. Irregular rock orbiting between Mars and Jupiter - Asteroid

6. D. Amount of space an object takes up - Volume

mestny [16]3 years ago

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1. Outer planets - c. gaseous, spherical, cleared its neighborhood.

2. Density - f. amount of matter in an object, in a given space.

3. Orbital distance - e. Distance between any planet and the sun.

4. Mass - a. Amount of matter in an object.

5. Asteroid - b. Irregular rock orbiting between mars and Jupiter.

6. Volume - d. amount of space an object takes up.

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