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21-12-2022
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The image below shows impact craters on Mercury. When meteoroids strike the planet, these craters are left behind. The image above shows the craters from afar and then up-close. Which of the following statements is supported by the images? A. Craters occur in patterns across the surface of a planet and are always the same distance apart. B. When viewed up-close, craters appear similar in size but from a distance, the craters are different in size. C. Craters are always located very far apart on the surface of planets and are never close to one another. D. Meteoroids always strike with the same force producing craters that are all identical in size.

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