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5 July, 15:11

The density of Jupiter's core is:

half the density of Earth's core.

100 times the density of Earth's core.

60 million times the density of Earth's core.

twice the density of Earth's core.

3 million times the density of Earth's core.

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  1. 5 July, 15:13
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    3 million times the density of Earth's core
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