The three principal sources of the internal heat of terrestrial planets are

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The three principal sources of the internal heat of terrestrial planets are

The three principal sources of the internal heat of terrestrial planets are
A) conduction, differentiation, and accretion.
B) accretion, differentiation, and radioactivity.
C) accretion, differentiation, and eruption.
D) convection, differentiation, and eruption.
E) conduction, convection, and eruption.

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Thanks sir, this is for my astronomy class

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