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    The Galaxy Shown Above in Visual Wavelengths Is an Example
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The Galaxy Shown Above in Visual Wavelengths Is an Example

Question 62

Question 62

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  The galaxy shown above in visual wavelengths is an example of a/an _________-type. A)  lenticular (e.g., S0)  B)  spiral C)  elliptical D)  irregular
The galaxy shown above in visual wavelengths is an example of a/an _________-type.


A) lenticular (e.g., S0)
B) spiral
C) elliptical
D) irregular

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