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Use the data in the table to calculate the difference between the greatest and least density of the planets in the solar system PLANET DENSITY (g/cm) MERCURY 5.43 VENUS 5.20 EARTH 5.52 MARS 3.93 JUPITER
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Use the data in the table to calculate the difference between the greatest and least density of the planets in the solar system

PLANET
DENSITY (g/cm)
MERCURY
5.43
VENUS
5.20
EARTH
5.52
MARS
3.93
JUPITER
1.33
SATURN
0.69
URANUS
1.27
NEPTUNE
1.54
O A 6.21 g cm
OB. 4.83 g cm
O C. 5.83 g/cm
OD. 5.17 g/cm

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