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The mass of Jupiter, compared to the Earth, is approximately: 3 times greater 1,300 times greater 300 times greater

The mass of Jupiter, compared to the Earth, is approximately: 3 times greater 1,300 times greater 300 times greater
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The mass of Jupiter, compared to the Earth, is approximately:

3 times greater
1,300 times greater
300 times greater

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Answer: The answer is 300,

Step-by-step explanation:

Jupiter is somewhere around 318 times larger then the Earth.

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