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What is common to the terrestrial planets? A. equal rotational periods around the Sun B. thin crust and a dense iron core C. solid outer layer and an atmosphere D. a solid outer layer composed of rock
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What is common to the terrestrial planets? A. equal rotational periods around the Sun B. thin crust and a dense iron core C. solid outer layer and an atmosphere D. a solid outer layer composed of rock and minerals

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I would say D. All terrestrial planets are made up of rock and minerals and the other planets are made up of that do not have a solid surface.

Answer D.

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