Where in our solar system do we find the planets with the greatest uncompressed density?
A) the Jovian planets
B) the planets closest to the Sun
C) the planets farthest from the Sun
D) the planets with the largest mass

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The planets with the greatest uncompressed density in our solar system are those closest to the Sun, which are the terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars). These planets are composed primarily of rock and metal, giving them a higher density compared to the gas giants (Jovian planets) farther from the Sun.

Where in Our Solar System Do We Find the Planets