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Describe four differences between the Jovian planets and the Terrestrial planets.a. The Jovian planets are larger and more massive than Terrestrial planets, have much lower densities, don't have natural satellites, their compositions are dominated by carbon and oxygen, while Terrestrials are more rocky and metallic.b. The Jovian planets are larger but less massive than Terrestrial planets, have much lower densities, have rings and multiple moons, their compositions are dominated by methane and ammonia, while Terrestrials consist of primarily carbon and silicon oxides.c. The Jovian planets are larger and more massive than Terrestrial planets, have much higher densities, have rings and multiple moons, their compositions are dominated by helium and water ice, while Terrestrials consist of primarily carbon and silicon oxides.d. The Jovian planets are larger and more massive than Terrestrial planets, have much lower densities, have rings and multiple moons, their compositions are dominated by hydrogen and other gasses, while Terrestrials are more rocky and metallic.

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