Asked by Anonymous

The mass of Pluto is approximately 1 × 1022 kg, while the mass of Neptune is approximately 1 × 1026 kg. Which of the following is true?

The mass of Pluto is approximately one thousand times that of Neptune.

The mass of Neptune is approximately one thousand times that of Pluto.***

The mass of Neptune is approximately ten thousand times that of Pluto.

The mass of Pluto is approximately ten thousand times that of Neptune.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by Mrs. Perkins
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Answered by Sebastian
The mass of Neptune is approximately ten thousand times that of Pluto.
(right answer)
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