Question

Can someone help me with this:

according to the passage "what's it like inside jupiter" which condition causes hydrogen and helium molecules to change from gas to liquid in the core of jupiter?

A; Being heavy, which makes the molecules become larger
B; moving faster, which makes the molecules get warm
C; being beneath the surface of the planet which protects the molecules
D; being under pressure, which limits space for the molecules

Answer 1

D being under pressure, which limits space for the molecules

Answer 2

D; being under pressure, which limits space for the molecules

Explanation:

According to the passage "What's It Like Inside Jupiter," the condition that causes hydrogen and helium molecules to change from gas to liquid in the core of Jupiter is being under pressure, which limits space for the molecules. Therefore, the answer is D.