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Which type of galaxy is too small for gravity to form it into an easily describable shape? a. spiral b. irregular c. elliptical d. barred spiral

Which type of galaxy is too small for gravity to form it into an easily describable shape? a. spiral b. irregular c. elliptical d. barred spiral
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Which type of galaxy is too small for gravity to form it into an easily describable shape?

a. spiral
b. irregular
c. elliptical
d. barred spiral

User Paolo Stefan
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if you think about it, irregular galaxies dont really have a describable shape, as you can tell by the name. So B. 
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