Compared to the outer planets in our solar system, the inner planets are:
A) larger
B) contain more gas
C) rocky and so are called terrestrial planets
D) have better developed planetary rings
E) none of these

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The inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) are rocky and are therefore referred to as terrestrial planets. This distinguishes them from the outer planets, which are primarily composed of gases and ices.

Compared to the Outer Planets in Our Solar System, the Inner