Multiple Choice
The approximate pressures of the atmospheres at the surfaces of Mercury, Venus, and Mars, in terms of the pressure at the surface of Earth (known as 1 atmosphere) , are, respectively,
A) 0; about 10 atmospheres; 1/10 atmosphere.
B) 1/100 atmosphere; almost 100 atmospheres; 1/10 atmosphere.
C) 1/10 atmosphere; almost 100 atmospheres; 1/10 atmosphere.
D) 0; almost 100 atmospheres; 1/100 atmosphere.
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