Studies of the rotational velocity of a galaxy at various distances from their center of mass have shown that ninety percent of the universe's mass could exist in the form of dark matter.
(A) rotational velocity of a galaxy at various distances from their center of mass have shown that ninety percent of the universe's mass could exist in the form of
(B) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their centers of rotation have shown that as much as ninety percent of the mass of the universe exists in the form of
(C) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their center of mass has shown that up to ninety percent of the mass of the universe is made of
(D) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their rotational centers has shown that as much as ninety percent of universal mass might exist as
(E) galactic rotation at various distances from the galactic center of rotation have shown up to ninety percent of the mass over the universe exist in the form of
OA B
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(A) rotational velocity of a galaxy at various distances from their center of mass have shown that ninety percent of the universe's mass could exist in the form of
(B) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their centers of rotation have shown that as much as ninety percent of the mass of the universe exists in the form of
(C) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their center of mass has shown that up to ninety percent of the mass of the universe is made of
(D) rotational velocity of galaxies at varying distances from their rotational centers has shown that as much as ninety percent of universal mass might exist as
(E) galactic rotation at various distances from the galactic center of rotation have shown up to ninety percent of the mass over the universe exist in the form of
OA B
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