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Harlamova29_29 [7]
3 years ago
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In the solar system, the distribution of light and heavy elements is as follows: Group of answer choices Most of the light and h

eavy elements are within a few astronomical units of the center. Within a few astronomical units of the center, most of the matter consists of light elements. Beyond that, most of the matter consists of heavy elements. Most of the light and heavy elements are generally farther than a few astronomical units from the center. Within a few astronomical units of the center, most of the matter consists of heavy elements. Beyond that, most of the matter consists of light elements.
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1 answer:
Liula [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Most of the light and heavy elements are within a few astronomical units of the center.  

Explanation:

The solar system is composed of different celestial bodies that are called small or large bodies, which revolve around the sun, all of these bodies are the elements of the solar system, which in addition to having different sizes, have different densities and weights from each other . One thing these elements have in common, regardless of their weight, that most of them have astronomical units of the center, which are units of length generated from the average distance from the Earth to the Sun.

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