Suppose we were to find a planet in another star system that had a bunch of moons, all orbiting over the planet's equator. Then in all likelihood the moons a.formed together with the planet out of the same material, like a small solar system b.were former small planets that were captured by the host planet c.formed as the result of a collision between the planet and another planet-sized body d.formed from volcanic material released into orbit from the planet's surface

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Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)

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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa

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Suppose we were to find a planet in another star system that had a bunch of moons, all orbiting over the planet's equator. Then in all likelihood the moons

	a.	formed together with the planet out of the same material, like a small solar system
	b.	were former small planets that were captured by the host planet
	c.	formed as the result of a collision between the planet and another planet-sized body
	d.	formed from volcanic material released into orbit from the planet's surface