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In the diagram below, the planets' relative distances from the Sun are shown. The sizes of the planets are not drawn to scale. Jupiter Uranus Mercury Earth Sun Venus Mars 0 Saturn Neptune Which of the
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In the diagram below, the planets' relative distances from the Sun are shown. The sizes of the planets are not drawn to scale.
Jupiter
Uranus
Mercury Earth
Sun
Venus Mars
0
Saturn
Neptune
Which of the following planets most likely has the coldest surface temperature?
A. Venus
B. Mars
C.
Saturn
D. Mercury
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saturn!
it’s furthest from the sun!
Step-by-step explanation:
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saturn!
it’s furthest from the sun!
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