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With which type of galaxy is a small galaxy most likely to merge? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses a much lar...Question
With which type of galaxy is a small galaxy most likely to merge? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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an equal-sized galaxy
an equal-sized galaxy
a nearby galaxy
a nearby galaxy
a fast-moving galaxy
a fast-moving galaxy
a much larger galaxy
Responses
an equal-sized galaxy
an equal-sized galaxy
a nearby galaxy
a nearby galaxy
a fast-moving galaxy
a fast-moving galaxy
a much larger galaxy
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Answered by
seviinfr
yup, the gpt bot is correct. the other answers to unit 5 lesson 4 galaxy evolution are below for my fellow connexus students
which factor is essential to the initial formation of galaxies, for either of the theories describing galaxy evolution?
> gravity acts on existing material, shaping it into a new form
which characteristics are considered most typical of an old galaxy in decline?
> low gas content, little star formation
gl out there, gang.
seviinfr on discord if you need any further assistance
which factor is essential to the initial formation of galaxies, for either of the theories describing galaxy evolution?
> gravity acts on existing material, shaping it into a new form
which characteristics are considered most typical of an old galaxy in decline?
> low gas content, little star formation
gl out there, gang.
seviinfr on discord if you need any further assistance
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The two correct answers are:
- **a nearby galaxy**
- **a much larger galaxy**
Small galaxies are often more likely to merge with nearby galaxies, which could be either similar-sized or larger, due to gravitational interactions. Merging with a much larger galaxy is also common, as smaller galaxies can be captured by the gravitational pull of larger ones.
- **a nearby galaxy**
- **a much larger galaxy**
Small galaxies are often more likely to merge with nearby galaxies, which could be either similar-sized or larger, due to gravitational interactions. Merging with a much larger galaxy is also common, as smaller galaxies can be captured by the gravitational pull of larger ones.