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There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy, which contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, is between 10 and 17 billion years.
(A) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy, which contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, is between 10 and 17 billion years
(B) Containing our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, there is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years
(C) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, containing our sun as well as 200 billion stars
(D) Firm evidence being that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, it contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars
(E) Between 10 and 17 billion years old, the Milky Way galaxy contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, for which there is firm evidence
(A) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy, which contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, is between 10 and 17 billion years
(B) Containing our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, there is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years
(C) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, containing our sun as well as 200 billion stars
(D) Firm evidence being that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, it contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars
(E) Between 10 and 17 billion years old, the Milky Way galaxy contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, for which there is firm evidence
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(A) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy, which contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, is between 10 and 17 billion years Usage of the which is correct
(B) Containing our solar system as well as 200 billion stars What's containing?? Modifier error., there is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years
(C) There is firm evidence that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, containing our sun as well as 200 billion stars Modifier error
(D) Firm evidence being that the absolute age of the Milky Way galaxy is between 10 and 17 billion years, it Pronoun reference contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars
(E) Between 10 and 17 billion years old, Modifier error the Milky Way galaxy contains our solar system as well as 200 billion stars, for which there is firm evidence
IMO A
