22 Approximately how many planets in the graph above have gravity as a percentage of Earth's gravitywhich is less than that predicted by the curve of best fit based on the planet's diameter?A) 8B) 12C) 15D) 18 QuePlanet Size and Mass500%400%300%200%100%-0.10152025Diameter (x 1000 km)The scatterplot above depicts the diameter in kilometers and gravitational pull (an indirect way of measuringmass) of a number of recently discovered planets orbiting other stars.Gravity (% of Earth)

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22 Approximately how many planets in the graph above have gravity as a percentage of Earth's gravity which is less than that predicted by the curve of best fit based on the planet's diameter? A) 8 B) 12 C) 15 D) 18

22 Approximately how many planets in the graph above have gravity as a percentage of Earth's gravity which is less than that predicted by the curve of best fit based on the planet's diameter? A) 8 B) 12 C) 15 D) 18

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