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Which of the following is ordered correctly from largest to smallest planet? a. Mars, Earth, Saturn,...

Which of the following is ordered correctly from largest to smallest planet?

a. Mars, Earth, Saturn, Jupiter

b. Uranus, Saturn, Venus, Earth

c. Neptune, Saturn, Moon, Earth

d. Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn

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Answer #1

No option is correct from largest to smallest.

But if we answer it from smallest planet to largest planet, then option a is correct.

Mars, Earth, Saturn and Jupiter

Planet sizes from largest to smallest -

Jupiter - diameter 142800 km

Saturn - diameter 120660 km

Uranus - diameter 51,118 km

Neptune - diameter 49528 km

Earth - diameter 12756 km

Venus - diameter 12*104 km

Mars - diameter 6787 km

Mercury - diameter 48

1. JUPITER Jupiter - (diameter = 142,800 km)

Saturn - (diameter = 120,660 km)

Uranus - (diameter = 51,118 km)

Neptune - (diameter -= 49,528 km)

Earth - (diameter = 12,756 km)

Venus - (diameter = 12,104 km)

Mars - (diameter = 6787 km)

Mercury - (diameter = 4879.4 km)

Pluto (dwarf planet) - (diameter = 2300 km)

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