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In a model of the solar system that was about as large as a college campus, how large would the largest planet in the solar system be?

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In a model of 'the solar system' that was about as 'large as a college campus', then the 'size of the planet' would be as the 'size of the building'.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • There are various buildings in every college.
  • So, as the planets have various size in our solar system accordingly, sun will be placed as the highest biggest building in the college campus.
  • And the shape for the smallest planet of our solar system would be the smallest building possible.
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A. About the size of a marble. (This is the safest answer assuming that the campus is around 1 to 2 km in diameter.)

B. About the size of a softball.

C. About the size of the head of a pin.

D. About the size of a basketball.

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