Which type of galaxy is shaped almost like a sphere A. an irregular galaxy B. no galaxy are shaped almost like a sphere C. a spiral galaxy D. an elliptical galaxy

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Which type of galaxy is shaped almost like a sphere

A. an irregular galaxy
B. no galaxy are shaped almost like a sphere
C. a spiral galaxy
D. an elliptical galaxy

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an Elliptical galaxies

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