Question

question 1
from what you know so far about the outer planets, how do they differ from the
inner planets?

Explanation:

Outer planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) differ from inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) in composition (gas/ice giants vs. rocky), size (larger), distance from the Sun (farther), number of moons (more), presence of rings (most outer planets have rings), and orbital period (longer).

Answer:

Outer planets are gas/ice giants (vs. rocky inner planets), larger, farther from the Sun, have more moons, most have rings, and longer orbital periods.