Question

brooks, nathaniel y25 - 26 ees unit 1 astronomy drag the statements to accurately describe a model of a terrestrial planet and a jovian planet. terrestrial planets jovian planets may have ring systems have a lower density have fewer moons have more moons do not have ring systems located in the inner solar system located in the outer solar system composed of ice, gas, and metal have a higher density composed of rock and metal

Explanation:

Terrestrial planets are close to the Sun in the inner - solar system, composed of rock and metal, have fewer moons, higher density and no ring systems. Jovian planets are in the outer - solar system, composed of ice, gas and metal, have more moons, lower density and may have ring systems.

Answer:

Terrestrial Planets: Have fewer moons, Have a higher density, Composed of rock and metal, Do not have ring systems, Located in the inner solar system
Jovian Planets: Have more moons, Have a lower density, Composed of ice, gas, and metal, May have ring systems, Located in the outer solar system