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Astronomy
Planets
Inner and Outer Planets
The inner planets are DIFFERENT from the outer planets mainly because they are:(1 point) Responses Larger Larger Colder Colder Comprised of rock Comprised of rock Comprised of gas
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The inner planets are comprised of rock, while the outer planets are comprised of gas.
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