Asteroids can vary in size. They can be as small as blank and as large as blank? (1 point)
Earth ad as large as Saturn.
A baseball and as large as the Moon.
Dust and as large as the state of Georgia.
The state of Florida and as large as North America.
Dust and as large as the state of Georgia.
To find the answer, we need to consider what is known about the size of asteroids.
Asteroids can vary greatly in size, so let's analyze the given options:
1. "Earth and as large as Saturn": This option is incorrect because asteroids are smaller than planets, and Saturn is much larger than Earth.
2. "A baseball and as large as the Moon": This option is also incorrect because asteroids can vary in size, but they are typically larger than a baseball and much smaller than the Moon.
3. "Dust and as large as the state of Georgia": This option is plausible because the size of asteroids can range from tiny specks of dust to larger objects. However, the state of Georgia is much larger than the largest known asteroids, so this option is not accurate.
4. "The state of Florida and as large as North America": This option is incorrect because even the largest asteroids discovered so far are smaller than the size of a state, not to mention larger than an entire continent like North America.
Therefore, based on our analysis, none of the given options accurately represent the potential size range of asteroids.