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Which of the following is the largest known gravitationally bound structure in the universe?

Which of the following is the largest known gravitationally bound structure in the universe?

Galaxy

Cluster

Solar system

Local Group

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Cluster

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A cluster is the largest gravitationally bound object in the universe.

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Answer:

Cluster

Step-by-step explanation:

A cluster is the largest gravitationally bound object in the universe.

Stefano Losi answered Aug 30, 2021

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