Mathematics, 18.02.2021 04:30, naansah52631

(Not a math question but I NEED HELPPP) What two planets could fit into Jupiter with the least amount of room leftover?
I found this Neptune and Uranus come to mind first (total diameter about 7.85 Earths, total space about 121 Earths). But if you don’t count the rings, then a better answer would be Saturn and Earth (total diameter about 10.14 Earths, total space about 765 Earths)
but it honestly confused me
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