Question

stage 3 stage 4 stage 5 (not drawn to scale) compared to the terrestrial planets, the jovian planets in stage 5 have larger diameters shorter periods of revolution higher densities longer periods of rotation

Explanation:

• Larger diameters: Jovian planets (e.g., Jupiter, Saturn) are gas giants and much larger in diameter than terrestrial planets (e.g., Earth, Mars).
• Shorter periods of revolution: Jovian planets are farther from the Sun and have longer orbital periods (revolution periods) than terrestrial planets.
• Higher densities: Terrestrial planets are rocky and have higher densities than Jovian planets (which are gas - based).
• Longer periods of rotation: Jovian planets actually have relatively short rotation periods (e.g., Jupiter rotates in about 10 hours), while some terrestrial planets (e.g., Venus has a very long rotation period).

Answer:

larger diameters