Science, asked by hui324, 2 months ago

How many times bigger is Jupiter's Red Spot than Earth itself?
A. 3 times bigger
B. 5 times bigger
C. 2 times bigger
D. 8 times bigger

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Answered by AJandJes

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5 times, Hope I could help :)

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