Multiple Choice
The cores of the Moon and Mercury are similar in that:
A) both cores are more iron rich than the rest of the body and the core is solid throughout.
B) both cores are large in proportion to the object with a solid inner core and fluid outer core.
C) both cores are more iron rich than the rest of the body, with a solid inner core and fluid outercore.
D) both cores are small in proportion to the object, with a fluid inner core and solid outer core.
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