alleryStart learning →Compared with Earth, how wide is Mars?
AAbout half as wide
BAbout twice as wide
CThe same width
DTen times as wide
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. About half as wide
The radius of Mars is about half of the radius of Earth, so it is about half as wide.
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