Based on models, how does Jupiter's core compare in size and mass to Earth?
A) It is about the same size and mass as Earth.
B) It is about 10 times as large in both size and mass as Earth.
C) It is about the same mass, but is 10 times as large in size as Earth.
D) It is about the same size, but has about 10 times as much mass as Earth.
E) Jupiter doesn't have a core—it is made entirely from hydrogen and helium.
D) It is about the same size, but has about 10 times as much mass as Earth.
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