Between which two planets is the solar system’s asteroid belt located? A. Mercury and Venus B. Venus and Mars C. Venus and Earth D. Mars and Jupiter

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Between which two planets is the solar system’s asteroid belt located?

A.
Mercury and Venus

B.
Venus and Mars

C.
Venus and Earth

D.
Mars and Jupiter

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D) Mars & Jupiter is correct

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