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What type of galaxy is pictured? Image of a galaxy that is smooth throughout and forms an almost oval shape Irregular Spiral Lens Elliptical
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What type of galaxy is pictured?

Image of a galaxy that is smooth throughout and forms an almost oval shape

Irregular
Spiral
Lens
Elliptical

What type of galaxy is pictured? Image of a galaxy that is smooth throughout and forms-example-1
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It's an a Elliptical Galaxy.

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An elliptical galaxy, can be identified due to its oval shape (remember ellipses are circular)
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