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What holds the stars together in their galaxies? A. light B. orbits of the planets C. weight D. gravity
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What holds the stars together in their galaxies? A. light B. orbits of the planets C. weight D. gravity
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What holds the stars together in their galaxies? A. light B. orbits of the planets C. weight D. gravity
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D. gravity
Step-by-step explanation:
did the test
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It's D. Gravity holds everything in place
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