Which of the following is not a way in which the Terrestrial and Jovian planets differ? The orbits of the Terrestrial worlds are relatively close together, while the orbits of the Jovian worlds are far apart.
The Jovian planets have higher temperatures than Terrestrial planets do.
The Terrestrial worlds are small and dense, while the Jovian worlds are large and gaseous.
The Terrestrial worlds have few or no moons, while the Jovian worlds have many moons.
The Terrestrial planets rotate much slower than Jovian planets.