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Which statements describe elliptical galaxies? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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They include the Milky Way.
They include the Milky Way.
They typically contain very little gas and dust.
They typically contain very little gas and dust.
They include the universe's largest galaxies.
They include the universe's largest galaxies.
They are the most common galaxy type.
They are the most common galaxy type.
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They include the Milky Way.
They include the Milky Way.
They typically contain very little gas and dust.
They typically contain very little gas and dust.
They include the universe's largest galaxies.
They include the universe's largest galaxies.
They are the most common galaxy type.
They are the most common galaxy type.
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The two correct statements that describe elliptical galaxies are:
1. They typically contain very little gas and dust.
2. They include the universe's largest galaxies.
Elliptical galaxies generally have a smooth, featureless light profile and are known for lacking significant amounts of gas and dust, which inhibits star formation. They can also include some of the largest galaxies in the universe.
1. They typically contain very little gas and dust.
2. They include the universe's largest galaxies.
Elliptical galaxies generally have a smooth, featureless light profile and are known for lacking significant amounts of gas and dust, which inhibits star formation. They can also include some of the largest galaxies in the universe.
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