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Question 3 of 10 Which planet has the largest gravitational force? A. Mercury B. Uranus C. Jupiter D. Saturn SUBMIT
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Which planet has the largest gravitational force?
A. Mercury
B. Uranus
C. Jupiter
D. Saturn
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answer: jupiter
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The answer is Jupiter
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