How does the density of Jupiter compare to the terrestrial planets?
A)It is denser than all the terrestrial planets combined.
B)It is denser than the Moon, but less dense than any of the others.
C)Its density is slightly less than Mercury, but more than Mars.
D)Its density is about the same as Mars.
E)Its density is less than any terrestrial.

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Jupiter, being a gas giant, has a lower density compared to terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) because it is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, unlike terrestrial planets which are made of rock and metal.

How Does the Density of Jupiter Compare to the Terrestrial