Dark matter is detectable only through a A.) Telescope B.) Gravitational Field C.) Radio Telescope D.) Distance Scale

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Dark matter is detectable only through a A.) Telescope B.) Gravitational Field C.) Radio Telescope D.) Distance Scale

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the answer is b i hope this helps

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