Of these layers of the atmosphere, which is the least dense? A. exosphere B. stratosphere C.troposphere D. mesosphere

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Of these layers of the atmosphere, which is the least dense?

A. exosphere
B. stratosphere
C.troposphere
D. mesosphere

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Answer: The first person is wrong

Explanation: its A. exosphere

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