Whether it is one of the inner terrestrial planets, or outer gas giants, the location of a planet relative to the Sun has a lot to do with its:
A) composition
B) size
C) diameter

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The composition of a planet is significantly influenced by its distance from the Sun. Inner terrestrial planets tend to be rocky due to their proximity to the Sun, where heavier elements could condense. In contrast, outer gas giants are composed mainly of gases and ices, as lighter elements could condense at those farther distances. Size and diameter are not directly determined by a planet's location relative to the Sun.

Whether It Is One of the Inner Terrestrial Planets, or Outer