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    The Largest Asteroid, and Probably the Only One to Be
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The Largest Asteroid, and Probably the Only One to Be

Question 105

Question 105

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The largest asteroid, and probably the only one to be a spherical "world," is


A) Ida.
B) Gaspra.
C) Eros.
D) Vesta.
E) Ceres.

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