Question

in your scale model, how should the sizes and distances of the sun, terrestrial planets, and jovian planets be represented? the sun should be significantly larger than all planets; terrestrial planets should be smaller and closer to the sun; jovian planets should be larger and farther from the sun. the sun, terrestrial planets, and jovian planets should all be represented as the same size; distances should be equal between all planets. jovian planets should be shown as smaller and closer to the sun, while terrestrial planets should be larger and farther from the sun. the sun should be represented as smaller than all planets; terrestrial planets should be shown farther from the sun than jovian planets.

Explanation:

The Sun is much larger than planets. Terrestrial planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars) are closer to the Sun and smaller in size. Jovian planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) are larger and farther from the Sun.

Answer:

The Sun should be significantly larger than all planets; terrestrial planets should be smaller and closer to the Sun; Jovian planets should be larger and farther from the Sun.