The properties of five different objects in the solar system are shown in the table.
which claim about the mass of the different objects is best supported by the data in the table?

a. object 1 has the greatest mass because it is closest to the sun.
b. object 2 has the greatest mass because its orbital period and distance from the sun is most similar.
c. object 3 has the greatest mass because it has the largest surface gravity.
d. object 5 has the greatest mas because it has the longest orbital period

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