How are the outer planets different from the inner planets of our solar system? They are larger with more moons. They are smaller with more moons. They are larger with no moons. They are smaller with fewer

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How are the outer planets different from the inner planets of our solar system?

They are larger with more moons.

They are smaller with more moons.

They are larger with no moons.

They are smaller with fewer moons.

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they are larger with more moons

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