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Dwarf planets are smaller than planets. What is another way that dwarf planets are different? A. They are not spherical. B. They do not orbit the sun. C. They have large objects in their orbit. D. They
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Dwarf planets are smaller than planets. What is another way that dwarf planets are different?

A. They are not spherical.

B. They do not orbit the sun.


C. They have large objects in their orbit.


D. They move more slowly along their orbits.

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Answer:

number C

Step-by-step explanation:

User Drhagen
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The answer is C hehe
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