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Which of the following is a component of all galaxies? A. Objects that contain dust and gas B. Objects that orbit the stars C. Objects that orbit the sun D. Objects that shine in the sky
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Which of the following is a component of all galaxies?

A. Objects that contain dust and gas

B. Objects that orbit the stars

C. Objects that orbit the sun

D. Objects that shine in the sky

User Tim Scarborough
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Answer: A. Objects that contain dust and gas

Explanation: All galaxies have dust and gas. Answer C is incorrect because the answer says "the sun" how would and how would multiple galaxies have objects that orbit our sun?

(Oh, btw it's C I'm just messing with you guys)

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Answer:

Objects that orbit the sun

Step-by-step explanation:

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