Astronomers suspect that a galaxy’s type can be affected both by the conditions in the protogalactic cloud from which it forms ("initial conditions") and by later interactions with other galaxies.
each item below describes either a condition in a protogalactic cloud or a later interaction.
match these items to the galaxy type you would expect to form as a result.
1. stars form rapidly as the protogalactic could shrinks.
2. most protogalactic gas settles into a disk.
3. protogalactic cloud has high density.
4. a galaxy collision strips away gas.

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Explanation:

I will provide the matching galaxy type  for each term

1. stars form rapidly as the protogalactic could shrinks. --> this is something from an elliptical galaxy

2. most protogalactic gas settles into a disk. --- > this belongs to a Spiral galaxy, thats why the gas settles as a disk

3. protogalactic cloud has high density.  --> this belongs to the elliptical galaxy group

4. a galaxy collision strips away gas. --> elliptical as well

In elliptical galaxies, the protogalactic cloud has high density, also the stars form rapidly as the cloud shrinks, meanwhile in an elliptical galaxy, the gas settles into a disk

probably not the "magnets"in the magnet, so to speak, are thought to be electrons orbiting in shells. vurrent loops two sides to the loop

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