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_______________ galaxies range in shape from almost perfect spheres to flattened globes with the light brightest in the center and becoming fainter toward its outer regions. A) Circular B) Elliptical C)
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_______________ galaxies range in shape from almost perfect spheres to flattened globes with the light brightest in the center and becoming fainter toward its outer regions.

A) Circular
B) Elliptical
C) Irregular
D) Spiral

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yh im 100% sure the answer is b for a fact
Elliptical galaxies range in shape from almost perfect spheres to flattened globes with the light brightest in the center and becoming fainter toward its outer regions.





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the answer is B: elliptical. Spirals have arms so are not round, no such thing as circular, and irregular don't have simple geometric shapes
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