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Physics, 20.05.2021 17:00, jeovontamarley

Which of the following statements about the planets is not true? a. Mercury has a greater eccentricity than Venus
b. Uranus has the smallest mass of the outer planets
c. Neptune has the shortest rotation period of any planet
d. earth is the most dense planet

ANSWER: C!!!

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