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Pluto is different from the Jovian planets in all of the following ways except w

Pluto is different from the Jovian planets in all of the following ways except which one?
A) It formed outside of the frost line in the solar nebula.
B) It is made mostly of ices.
C) Its orbit is not very close to being circular.
D) It has a solid surface.
E) It doesn't have rings.

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