Compared to the Milky Way, how many stars are contained in the most massive galaxies?
A)two to three times as many
B)tens of times as many
C)hundreds of times as many
D)thousands of times as many
E)millions of times as many

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The most massive galaxies, known as giant elliptical galaxies, can contain tens of times as many stars as the Milky Way. Some can have over 100 trillion stars. The most massive galaxies, such as giant elliptical galaxies, can contain tens of times more stars than the Milky Way.

Compared to the Milky Way, How Many Stars Are Contained