What does the Moon's low density suggest about its internal structure?
A) The Moon's iron core is smaller relative to Earth's.
B) The lunar interior has not differentiated.
C) The lunar mantle extends to the center of the Moon.
D) The Moon's crust is very thick and poor in iron.

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The Moon's low density suggests that it has a smaller iron core relative to Earth, indicating a less dense internal structure.

What Does the Moon's Low Density Suggest About Its Internal