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    The Solar System Objects Shown in the Figure Below Are
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The Solar System Objects Shown in the Figure Below Are

Question 69

Question 69

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The Solar System objects shown in the figure below are examples of: The Solar System objects shown in the figure below are examples of:   A)  binary moons. B)  asteroids. C)  shepherd moons. D)  Kuiper Belt objects.


A) binary moons.
B) asteroids.
C) shepherd moons.
D) Kuiper Belt objects.

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