So far,what is the typical mass of the majority of extrasolar planets discovered?
A) Between the mass of Saturn and a few times the mass of Jupiter
B) About the mass of Earth
C) Large,between 10 and 100 times Jupiter's mass
D) Small,between a tenth and a few tenths of the mass of Earth

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The majority of extrasolar planets discovered have a mass between the mass of Saturn and a few times the mass of Jupiter. This range is known as "sub-Jupiter" or "super-Neptune" planets, and they are more common than both Earth-like planets and very large planets.

So Far,what Is the Typical Mass of the Majority of Extrasolar