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    The Giant Outer Planets Are Composed Mostly of
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The Giant Outer Planets Are Composed Mostly of

Question 26

Question 26

Multiple Choice

The giant outer planets are composed mostly of


A) carbon dioxide.
B) oxygen and nitrogen.
C) hydrogen and helium.
D) rocks and ice.

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