How do Jovian planets compare to Terrestrial planets? Jovian planets are equally

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How do Jovian planets compare to Terrestrial planets?

Jovian planets are equally dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are less dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are more dense and less massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are less dense and less massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are more dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are equally dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are less dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are more dense and less massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are less dense and less massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are more dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

Jovian planets are less dense and more massive than Terrestrial planets.

the jovian planets are less dense when compared to the terrestrial planets, because they are mainly composed of hydrogen gas

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