Of the Jovian planets, Neptune and Uranus differ from Jupiter and Saturn in that they*1 pointHave a metallic interiorHave a dense atmosphereHave liquid surfacesHave extreme magnetic fields

10.Question 10Uranus and Neptune are very different from Jupiter and Saturn. Which of the following is NOT true of the differences between these sets of planets?1 pointAll of these statements are trueUranus and Neptune have only a fraction of the mass of Jupiter or SaturnWhile Jupiter and Saturn have mostly regular magnetic fields, the complex non-dipolar magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune suggest that the magnetic field is generating closer to the top of the atmosphere on these planets.Neither Uranus nor Neptune is massive to have metallic hydrogen on the insideUranus and Neptune are more dense than Jupiter and Saturn, even though Jupiter and Saturn are much more compressed.

Which planets have densities higher than Jupiter?(Select All the answers that are correct)Group of answer choicesMercuryVenusEarthMarsSaturnUranusNeptune

Compared to the size of Earth, the jovian planets areGroup of answer choiceslarger.more dense.mixture of larger and smaller.smaller.

Which of the following are the Jovian planets (Giant Planets)?Group of answer choiceseverything past Mars and the asteroid beltonly JupiterJupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune onlyJupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Plutoonly Jupiter and Saturn

In terms of compositionGroup of answer choicesall planets condensed from the same nebula, and have similar compositions.the Sun is unique, made of nothing but hydrogen and helium.the jovian planets are made only of ice, and the terrestrials only of rock.the jovian planets are more like the Sun than are the terrestrials.the terrestrials are more like the Sun, since they formed close to it.