A moon in the outer Solar System with low albedo is likely:
A) irregular.
B) geologically dead.
C) to have been resurfaced recently.
D) tidally locked.

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A moon in the outer Solar System with low albedo (i.e., low reflectivity) is likely to be geologically dead because it doesn't receive enough solar energy to drive active geologic processes. Therefore, it is unlikely to have been resurfaced recently or tidally locked, and irregular shape is not necessarily related to albedo.

A Moon in the Outer Solar System with Low Albedo