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Why is saturn almost as large in radius as jupiter despite its smaller mass?

Why is saturn almost as large in radius as jupiter despite its smaller mass?
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Why is saturn almost as large in radius as jupiter despite its smaller mass?

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Saturn is almost as big as Jupiter despite its smaller mass because Jupiter is a more dense gas giant than Saturn.

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