In the conventional scenario, during phase of planet formation caused the jovian planets to form?
A) Core-accretion
B) Fragmentation
C) Differentiation
D) Collision
E) Condensation

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The conventional scenario for planet formation is the core-accretion model, which states that the jovian planets formed by a gradual accumulation of solid particles and gas into a core, followed by the rapid accretion of gas onto this core. This process is aided by the presence of a protoplanetary disk of gas and dust around the young star. Fragmentation, differentiation, collision, and condensation are all processes that contribute to the formation and evolution of planets, but are not the primary cause of jovian planet formation in the conventional scenario.

In the Conventional Scenario, During Phase of Planet Formation Caused