gretell27 gretell27

04-10-2019
Physics

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1. According to what Luna said, how
are Venus and Earth different?
© Venus is much hotter than Earth.
® Venus is much larger than Earth.
© Venus has more oxygen than
Earth.
Venus has more water than Earth.

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chiarag305 chiarag305

04-10-2019

Answer:

Venus is much hotter than Earth.

Explanation:

Venus's average temperature is about 900 degrees Fahrenheit/500 degrees Celsius, which is MUCH hotter than the Earth's. Venus is closer to the Sun than Earth, so it's a big clue.

I hoped this helped! :)

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