Question

considering the potato chip rule to be correct under all circumstances (even though it may not be), what body (bodies) listed should be least common in the universe?
o galaxies
o minor planets
o major planets
o clusters of galaxies
o dwarf planets

Explanation:

Galaxies are large - scale structures that contain billions to trillions of stars, along with gas, dust, and dark matter. Dwarf planets are relatively small compared to major planets. Clusters of galaxies are groups of multiple galaxies. Minor planets are smaller planetary - like bodies. Galaxies are vast and complex structures and are less common than individual stars or small bodies like dwarf planets and minor planets in terms of sheer numbers in the universe.

Answer:

galaxies